Don’t implement technology for technology’s sake. Scrolling headers, parallax pages and responsive web design are tools not business strategies. We need to treat them as such. These tools are creeping onto websites and...
Read More →A new font designed for people with dyslexia is now available for use on mobile devices such as tablet computers and smartphones, its U.S. designer says. The font, called OpenDyslexic, was designed by...
Read More →Success Hinges on Answering One Question A situation we run into often is that our clients ask the wrong questions when putting forward a new site or app. On the surface, the questions...
Read More →View original post at PBS Mediashift. The idea of putting customers first is not a new one. In fact, it was the start of the 20th century when Harry Gordon Selfridge coined the phrase “The...
Read More →A Project Guide to UX Design I picked up this book soon after I was hired here at User Insight, per a colleague’s recommendation. I’d been hired here at Ui in a focused...
Read More →Happy Friday! We’ve got a new initiative here on the User Insight blog. Each week, Ui strategists will compile intriguing finds and insights from the Web to share with our community. Enjoy and give us your thoughts!...
Read More →Anyone who has tried to get funding for UX research knows that it’s not an easy task. We hear it from our clients time and time again. I’ve done dozens of in-lab studies...
Read More →Take a quick moment to get to know the TV viewers out there! Their habits will likely surprise you… Want to learn more about these viewers and their Social TV feature preferences? Check...
Read More →Eric Holtzclaw describes how the Ui Team worked throughout 2011 to uncover the Voice of the Customer in the Social TV space.
Read More →Kevin explains what to expect from this exciting, first-of-its kind event!
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