This video from the german demo scene has some really interesting frames, especially in the first half.
Tag Archives: Web Design and Development
Touch screen design: the ideal button size
An MIT Touch Lab study of Human Fingertips to investigate the Mechanics of Tactile Sense found that the average width of the index finger is 1.6 to 2 cm (16 – 20 mm) for most adults. This converts to 45 – 57 pixels, which is wider than what most mobile guidelines suggest.
1. Designing for 34 / 44 pixels touch target (Windows Phone UI Design and Interaction Guide and iPhone Human Interface Guidelines)
2. Designing for 57 pixels touch target (ergonomically correct)
3. Designing for 72 pixels touch target (Thumb correct)
How to explain the interaction between UX and Development in Agile
This infographic comes from Target Process
Big Hairy Projects: how to tame the beast
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A cynical dictionary to User Experience
This little dictionary is cynical, and hilarious, especially if you have been in user-centered design for a while. And it’s an excellent starter for discussing the place of UX in your organisation. Thanks Dean Schuster.
Debunking User Experience Handout (PDF)
Case study of one of the most successful digital marketing campaign ever
Screens are not like they used to be
Can you imagine what we could build with that?
TDK transparent OLED screens
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Samsung flexible screens
Internet anno 1996 vs. 2011: Oh Boy!
How to define user experience with chickens, eggs, blob and pens
Sometime you have to explain User Experience / Interaction Design from different angles. Here is some useful inspiration.
Using Parallax scrolling in webdesign. Part 1
Parallax scrolling in web design is a very nice design trend that I hope will stay for a while.
Here comes some great examples of what parallax scrolling add to the user experience:
And here are three useful tutorials for the handy men:
