Information Architecture
Most recent blogs in the Information Architecture category
25Nov2014
Kicking real goals in Information Technology
No, this is not another meaningless political slogan. I just want to tell a quick story about some fantastic work we've completed for one of our major clients. Something a bit out of the ordinary from what we normally boast about, and something our team is quite proud of. It also reminded me why we are in this game, the IT industry: to support the business.
1Jul2014
Re-imagining forms
Making forms fun is a difficult task. But Virgin America.com has managed to do just that.
6May2014
Does health.com.au's form design work?
Form design is critical to website conversion. We have some golden rules as web designers and it is a brave soul that challenges these rules.
16Sep2013
Axure RP 7.0 is around the corner, but…
Axure RP 7.0 is in beta and will be released soon to replace 6.5. There's one new feature that's not great.
26Nov2014
Where do your selfies live?
A look into server farms, and where all the "How to's", selfies, posts, comments, photos and videos live.
25Mar2014
Scrolling, Scrolling, Scrolling…
Designers often feel pressure to reduce margins and pack the majority of content above some arbitrary ‘fold’ line.
11Nov2013
Waterfall, Agile, Scrum… what works for real web projects?
A quick inside to real web project management. From the theory to the practice. Waterfall, agile, scrum, what really works?
18Jun2012
The top 5 things to put in Axure 7
The ability to copy and paste cases as well as actions within cases saves heaps of time.
12Dec2011
Trying to ditch the functional specification – part 2
I’m starting my series of blogs by heading back to basics…
21Sep2011
Updating an Axure wireframe from scratch
As an interaction designer, a large proportion of my time at work is spent using Axure. Axure is a strong tool, helping us maintain consistency across our prototypes by utilising masters and dynamic panels. However, during the course of prototyping a web site, your Axure prototype can easily resemble a mash up of colours, panels and masters.
10May2011
Quick, Look to your Right
Users statistically click RHS calls-to-action more than LHS ones
23Mar2011
Transaction reference numbers increase usability
I titled this blog so blatantly because it sounds like an oxymoron. A huge alphanumeric jumble of characters and the notion of increasing the usability of a web site doesn’t sound right.
23Mar2011
Believe what you see, not what you read
Far too often, people settle for expert analysis and predictions from their web site developers and why not? Your web designers have been around for X years and the guy designing it has 10+ years experience creating websites, so surely they know what they’re doing, right? Wrong!
2Mar2011
Where do form buttons belong?
We recently had some discussion regarding where button belong at the bottom of forms. If you don’t have time to read this whole post, here’s the quick answer: There isn’t one.
21Feb2011
Can You Even Make A Good HTML Form Anymore?
HTML forms have always been a secret little enjoyment of mine. While many user interface designers die a little inside every time they have to turn 300 questions into a simple two-step online form, I relish the opportunity.
28Jan2011
How Hi is Lofi
As prototyping tools such as Axure increase in features, our prototypes are becoming more and more complicated.
13Jan2011
Web Widget Best Practices
As with information architecture for standard web pages, designing the user experience for web widgets and iPhone apps is a similar process, but with the key difference being the size of the area you have to work in.
19Oct2010
Effective use of white space in web design
White space can be your best and worst enemy. Too little and the page looks crowded and confusing, too much and the individual content elements look lost and disassociated with each other.
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