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Monthly Archives: June 2008

Hierarchy - Design’s pecking order - Forum One: User Experience & Design Blog

Hierarchy. Strong, consistent visual hierarchy is key to a quality design.Q : What is visual hierarchy?A : Important elements have the most emphasis. Least important elements have the least emphasis. So, a user’s eye should move around the page from your most important content to your least important content.Q : Ok…I still don’t understand. How […]

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blink design library: Persistent Message

The folks at 37 signals use a persistent message at the top of Backpack pages to alert users to new features (in the example below, the message is used to announce their affiliate program)
blink design library: Persistent Message

Song of the Day

Frankmusik - “Done Done” (mp3)

Song of the Day

Charles Wright - Nothing To Write Home About [mp3]

That design is money! - physical interface

Wells Fargo hired Pentagram in the fall of 2005 to begin work on a new user interface for their ATMs. Wells Fargo was in the process of upgrading their ATMs with touchscreen monitors. This was a relatively slow process, since there are about 7,000 ATMs in the field, and any upgrades are expensive. But with […]

Ajaxian » Yahoo! Design Stencil Kit 1.0

The folks at Y!DN have released Yahoo! Design Stencil Kit 1.0, which contains a full set of stencils that cover Web components in various states
Ajaxian » Yahoo! Design Stencil Kit 1.0