Posts tagged in ‘Information Architecture’

Flickr launches new homepagePosted on October 16, 2008

Flickr blogged a few weeks ago about a major design change to the flickr homepage, and it just launched today.

It has some pretty big interaction design changes - they have now combined all the latest activity, so new comments/favourites/notes/tags on your photo show up in the same area as comments you’ve made on other [...]

Tags: Design, Information Architecture

Just tell me when Falls Festival is…Posted on August 13, 2008

I am a big fan of Flash when it is used correctly and wisely, just like everything else. JavaScript, Lightbox, Adobe AIR, even Comic-sans can be used in ways that often improve the user experience rather than being a roadblock preventing it.
But it usually doesn’t work out this way. I know great Flash developers out [...]

Tags: Design, Information Architecture, Usability

Online Quotes - Why Bother?Posted on July 23, 2008

For some reason over the last week I have been doing a lot of searching online for stuff that is complicated and needs a lot of info or numbers to add up before they can give me a price, or even a ballpark estimate.
Today it’s a green slip for my motorbike which is due in [...]

Tags: Information Architecture, Usability