Design

An office is an office right? So lets just focus on the task and the user? In certain cases this would be perfectly appropriate as the assumptions that we make about the office bears true, but generalising about work environments can lead to the same problems as generalising about users.

As software interfaces migrate from the computer to become embedded in a multitude of everyday products, the scope to consider the hardware interface and the software interface under one unified approach becomes a possibility and a necessity.

Even the best designed sites or applications may require help text of whole help areas. Here we lay out the options and give some useful pointers.

Brief pointers on creating navigation systems, and the information structures that underlie them focusing on web navigation.

There are aspects to touch-screen technology that make their design fundamentally different to that of desktop applications. This article outlines these differences and provides some pointers to ensure success.