I'd like to test two designs for the same call-to-action before deploying the winner in anger. An ideal solution would host both designs on a single URL, record the results and ge …

I'm trying to move away from the "build a list" pattern we currently employ to manage what columns are shown. The disconnect and lack of "directness" between the table itself and t …

Hi, I'm currently working a new web project in my organisation. The project is a scientific database in the context of a much larger academic organisation. Unfortunately it means …

Would you share your favourite examples of UX? Why do them rock?

I'm starting an effort to do "least you can do" usability testing in a company that currently does none. I will need to fight hard for any budget at all. I have a Windows PC and …

Hi folks, I'm looking for a little bit of advice on how to implement a fairly specific drag and drop interface requirement. My question is partly about the experience and partly a …

Hi, I'm working for a site that is basically a regional/provincial hub for everything from events to classified ads. When you first get on the homepage you get provincial news, e …

I'm in a project were we would like users to interact with a 3D object. Users should be able to zoom, pan and rotate in all dimensions without using extra tools. I'm looking for be …

I need to spec out a fairly inexpensive usability lab. Here's what I need: Document camera Monitor camera Participant camera (for picture-in-picture) Microphone to record partici …

Hey guys I can't think of a valid reason for a tablet to have a lockscreen... Could a hardware button that turns the screen on and off be enough? The only reason for a lockscreen …

Came up recently in a 37signals podcast: http://37signals.com/podcast/#episode18 The straightforward, "brute-force" solution is to just use the first touch on a UI object as the …

for error, warning, notice, success, risk. I'm asking thing question because I'm confused because according to accessibility we should not rely on color. so i have 2 question Sho …

We all heard that when building web apps we should help the user’s transition from the desktop to the browser as much as possible in a seamless and natural way and try to mimic the …

In short: the software I develop has a nicely guided workflow for the first half of its process, but is very back-and-forth in the latter half. How can I improve this? Background …

I've been doing some research on Gestalt, and I've seen a number of articles online that merge User Experience and Gestalt theories, but I haven't seen an entire book with the same …