We are using Google Mapping functionality more and more in our site builds, mainly because its free but from a UX perspective, users seem to be the most comfortable using it and ha …

So when a website is usable but not useful its unlikely to ever get off the ground. Useful is what generates the interest, serves a need, scratches an itch. Often useful can do qui …

I was very impressed by the same question at Stackoverflow. So I'm eager to hear about your experience. What is the worst user interface you've ever had to use (or test)? What mad …

There are loads of 'FAIL', 'Bloopers', 'bad experience' and similar sites out there that cataglogue all the crap that is produced - and they are easy to populate. There are sites …

I currently work closely with another company on multiple projects where I usually get brought in as their contract user experience consultant (for want of a better definition - I …

My company uses a standalone product for timesheet entry and we are looking for alternatives. What is the best timesheet entry UI you have seen?

Have you seen any examples of user interfaces that use radar graphs to convey information? By 'radar graph', I mean something like this: Thanks in advance.

Hi, I run a Usability/UX blog, and my biggest hurdle right now is finding examples to illustrate the topics I write about (bad error messages, good implementation of tabs, bad int …

I'm trying to find examples of sites with great content...specifically well written site. Even better if these are e-commerce sites. I want to show some colleagues the difference b …

I'm in financial services, and we get consistent feedback about the difficulty of beneficiary signup processes. This is the process where you determine who gets the benefits of a …