Is Web 3.0 here? Not exactly. In the meantime, designers and developers should start preparing for the next generation of the World Wide Web. In this post, we’ll take a look at what exactly that entails.
When building a digital product that is going to have tons of traffic and user activity, user feedback and bug reporting is critical to the product’s success and survival. In this post, we’re going to look at how companies like Home Depot, Burger King and others solicit feedback and what we can learn from their methods.
By the time a prospective user reaches the pricing table, they’ve done most of their research. By creating pricing tables that are attractive in design, easy to use, and helpful in the decision-making process, you can get more users to convert than abandon the process when they're so close to the end.
Just as you might configure a contact form with in-line error messaging, your website should have a custom 404 page ready for users who venture down the wrong path. But what exactly should you include on it? In this post, we’ll look at some effective examples of 404 error pages and tips to help you build your own.
The breadcrumbs navigation is an important feature on the web. However, some of the design techniques that work for larger screens don’t translate well to mobile. In this post, we’ll look at four tips to help designers create more usable and accessible breadcrumbs for mobile.