5 UX blogs to inspire you this week
Our last ux article included a UI/UX case study for Vans, a list of UX clichés and how to design an accssbile colour scheme. This compliation includes using comic strips and storyboards to test your concepts and designing for conversions.
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You Probably Don’t Need Input Type = “Number”
http://bradfrost.com/blog/post/you-probably-dont-need-input-typenumber/
With HTML5, we have been given tools to make form data more correct, but just because we can, doesn’t mean we always should. In this article, Brad Frost examines a real world issue of using the “number” input type.
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Using Comic Strips and Storyboards To Test Your UX Concepts
https://uxplanet.org/using-comic-strips-and-storyboards-to-test-your-ux-concepts-cccad7ac7f71
Visualising your concepts with storyboards and comic strips allows you and your client to clearly see the process and the stages in relation to other parts of their journey.
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Airport’s Security Redesign: Effecting Change in Complex Systems
https://medium.com/anchis-design-stories/airports-security-redesign-effecting-change-in-complex-systems-9050a3b3f466
UX case study to determine most common problems in air travel. The designers use research, problem statements and ideation to define the problem and come up with interesting solutions.
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Did The Simpsons Predict Pantone’s Colour of the Year?
https://www.colourlovers.com/blog/2019/04/19/simpsons-predicts-pantones-color-year
Is Pantone secretly a Simpsons fan or is it merely coincidence that you can find all their colours of the year for the past 9 years in the Simpsons living room?
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Designing for Conversions
https://alistapart.com/article/designing-for-conversions/
Help secure business goals with these tips and tricks for designing with conversions in mind.
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