“Designers use interactive design elements, such as fly outs, rollovers, and dropdowns, to conserve space, make the screen less cluttered, and enhance the users’ experience. We were surprised when users succeeded more often when they didn’t encounter these design elements than when they did… We found users follow a pattern: They decide what they are going to click on before they move the mouse.”
http://world.std.com/~uieweb/Articles/whatTheyWantArticle.htm
“Designers use interactive design elements, such as fly outs, rollovers, and dropdowns, to conserve space, make the screen less cluttered, and enhance the users’ experience. We were surprised when users succeeded more often when they didn’t encounter these design elements than when they did… We found users follow a pattern: They decide what they are going to click on before they move the mouse.”
http://world.std.com/~uieweb/Articles/whatTheyWantArticle.htm
Check out this video we made for Kronos to help celebrate International Women's Day, 2011. Learn more in this xBlog post or jump over to YouTube and watch it there.
XPLANE | Dachis Group developed a A vibrant, engaging poster showing how Microsoft Azure enables developers to run applications and store data on Microsoft servers. The poster recently took top honors in the American Business Awards.
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