Monthly Archives: September 2008
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Visualizing the age of content
How do one visualize the age dimension of content? In the real world it’s not a problem. Physical objects, like paper, clearly wears the mark of time. Paper turns yellow and get torn. Other things get scratched or changes it’s … Continue reading
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Where’s me back button?
My Firefox installation got upgraded to 3.0.2 today. And to my surprise the back and forward buttons is gone!
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The use of buttons in web forms
Action buttons exists at the bottom of almost every web form. They’re so common that we often doesn’t even reflect on how to actually design them. By gathering information from a few of the great minds in the field of … Continue reading
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Web Form Design [Book review]
This book has a very narrow scope. It’s all about how to design web forms. And when you think about it, why not. Most interactions with websites and web application happens through the use of web forms so why not … Continue reading
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Gradual Engagement
I wrote about it in my blogpost Easiest sign up ever one and a half year ago, where I described the sign-up process of Geni, a site about building your own family tree. I didn’t know the name of the … Continue reading
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Imagemap rollover
Imagemaps was very popular in the early days of webdesign but seem to have fallen out of grace. Probably due to accessibility problems and the rise of CSS based designs. I think that it still has it’s place when used … Continue reading