Posts Tagged ‘design’

11 Principles of Interaction Design explained

Back in July I posted a presentation on Slideshare highlighting 11 key interaction design principles. Some of the feedback I received asked if I could share my notes from the presentation which is exactly what I’m doing now. This post isn’t intended to be an exhaustive list of interaction design principles, its merely an introduction to [...]

11 Principles of Interaction Design

The following short presentation was put together for our fortnightly ux meetups at Redweb. It covers 11 principles of Interaction Design. It’s not intended as an exhaustive list, simply an introduction to the subject. I added the presentation to Slideshare a couple of months ago but just recently it’s had a few people watching and [...]

Simplifying voter registration: my small part in the general election

With the General Election only a couple of weeks away the website I designed for the Electoral Commission, aboutmyvote.co.uk, has received quite a bit of news coverage. As I mentioned in my previous post, at the end of last year we were the proud recipients of a BIMA award for Best Informational Website beating the likes [...]

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The World’s worst best website – redesigning MoneySavingExpert

Back in October Damian Proctor (Redweb’s Head of Design) and I were asked by Web Designer Magazine to pick a website that we felt represented ‘bad’ design, explain why and offer up a solution of how we’d improve it. We didn’t want to choose something obvious or easy. We wanted to challenge ourselves by picking [...]

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D-List celebrity: My UX design interview with D-Lists

A while ago I was asked by Michael Wilson of D-Lists if I’d be willing to answer a few questions. I double checked to make sure the graves hadn’t been disturbed, burnt the clothes I was wearing ‘that night’ and tentatively agreed. Thankfully Mike wasn’t working undercover and all he wanted to know was how I personally got [...]

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