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This is the only sort of UX, interaction design and usability "top ten" list that should ever receive upvotes: one that cites references and only publishes info
by vitovito 16y ago
This is the only sort of UX, interaction design and usability "top ten" list that should ever receive upvotes: one that cites references and only publishes information that has been validated in some fashion.
- aresant 16y agoIn several of the author's examples - like vertical attention - different studies show different results - or as new measurement tools become available, old truisms fall. I am all for documentation / proof in UX but at the same time the problem with vetting out ideas, or common sense "this worked for me " illustrations may keep you from testing that one morsel that puts your ux / conversion rate over the top.