April 17, 2012
by Michele Ide-Smith
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This week Peldi from Balsamiq visited Red Gate. I’m an avid fan of Balsamiq Mockups. It’s a very simple, sketchy wireframing tool which our team uses a lot for early designs and wireframes. … Continue reading
April 10, 2012
by Stephen Chambers
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A product’s installer is something that can often be forgotten about in the evaluation process of more traditional desktop software. When you actually stop to think about it for a … Continue reading
January 20, 2012
by Adam Parker
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As UX practitioners we spend a lot of effort into engaging users early on in their experiences with our products. Where does their experience end though? When should we stop … Continue reading
September 22, 2011
by Adam Parker
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Microsoft recently added SketchFlow to Expression Blend, a tool to “rapidly prototype user interfaces”. Sounds interesting, I thought, so I headed off to download a trial to see what SketchFlow … Continue reading
August 25, 2011
by Stephen Chambers
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If you work in the area of UX you will most likely use or have heard of a UI mock-up tool called Balsamiq Mockups. It’s something that we have been … Continue reading
August 2, 2010
by Stephen Chambers
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When it was released I think it’s fair to say that Google Maps was a massive leap forward when it came to displaying map locations. Easy to use and available … Continue reading
February 3, 2010
by Marine Barbaroux
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On the 27th of January, Steve Jobs, whilst demoing his new iPad, declared that hyperlink navigation is “magic”. In response, more than a thousand geeks cheered and applauded. How can … Continue reading
January 25, 2010
by Dom
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A great deal has already been said about the Microsoft Office Ribbon, so I’m not going to dig over that particular thorny hillock, but I’d like to at least grumble about the Office button.
Why did they choose to make it look identical in every Office application?
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