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Usability consultant and information architect Steve Krug has been in the usability art since 1989. He has years of experience as a user advocate for major companies as Apple, AOL, and Netscape. On the question of what’s the most important

When are They Used and Who Needs Them? Icons have conquered the world. Mobile applications, web design, prints, motions and sometimes a host of icons, make you feel like you are in an Egyptian pyramid once you enter a site.

Today’s web design world has become so innovative. Table-based lists with offset pagination are rapidly falling out of favor, while masonry layouts with infinite scroll are now becoming the new trend. You are not aware of it yet? Think Pinterest,

We brought up an issue of breakpoints for a desktop/laptop responsive site version in the previous article Responsive Web Design Using Breakpoints. Now it is time to talk about the mobile layout. Let us make two features clear for you

Create Your Own Flexible Agile Hybrid "We work under Agile principles": this is a common phrase to hear from different IT-companies. However, do they really follow the main ideas of this popular technique and enjoy the flexibility of processes? Let

By the way, I have a few more helpful hints. One side will make you grow taller… ....and the other side will make you grow shorter. — Lewis Carroll, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland "Another article about responsive design. Really?!", the

Minimum Viable Product On a daily basis, we talk with clients who have a limited budget for their projects’ development. Almost every time they make the same "beginner’s mistake" – want everything at once. By "everything" they mean a full-time

Let’s count financial benefits! The age of global economy erases boundaries between countries. People living in different corners of the earth may work on the same project at absolute ease. It's as if they were in adjacent cubicles, just not