The video from the “The Designer Startup” talk at DIBI in April. (Slides here.)
1 year ago
Some more great content right up the alley which I’ve been researching of late.
So, what you care about is the person who randomly clicks on your website and has their fingers poised over the back button. Because think how many websites you visit every day, and most of them are no good. You just click on back and then you go on with your life.
Paul Graham, on designing your website for people that love their back buttons.
This makes a lot of sense and the trick is probably in having a great conversion rate from those “random” visitors to your website; if you can engage a good percentage of those beyond one click / visit, then you have a chance of converting them to users.
Doing some research work on “designing a user experience” and stumbled onto this amazing TED talk by Don Norman. Do watch “The Three Ways That Good Design Makes You Happy”.
Ooh, @pasql brings some of his sexy design style to @spencerfry’s blog on his latest article.
Awesome design work by @FRESH01 (I’ve also seen the full website, which is amazing) and a great new project by my friend & photographer-extraordinaire, @cmeintjes.
