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Exclusion by generalization

August 31, 2017August 31, 2017 / Zé Marques / Leave a comment

How often do designers struggle when presented with a new user interface? It may take us a few moments to read it, but because our cognitive muscle is so developed for these tasks it takes far less time than an individual that doesn't work in this industry. It's even harder when an interface was designed … Continue reading Exclusion by generalization

Sending the right message with form validation

July 28, 2017August 14, 2017 / Dan Hauk / 1 Comment

Error messages. Those little things everyone hates to see. As designers, we like to design the best possible experience for getting users through the task at hand. But it's our job to put as much consideration into error states as we do the success flow. Any error messages we show to users should provide helpful … Continue reading Sending the right message with form validation

Don’t forget the emails

July 1, 2017August 14, 2017 / Dan Hauk / 2 Comments

Have you ever signed up for a new site or product, forgotten about it, only to remember later when you check your inbox and see the welcome email? What if that email looked nothing like the service you signed up for? It would lead to a lot of questions in your mind, rather than a … Continue reading Don’t forget the emails

So Many Mountains

June 4, 2017June 30, 2017 / John Maeda

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