As a developer, I’m often asked to display a dynamic list of links based on page types. For example, a pet store may have a page for each type of pet it sells, and they would like a landing page that automatically displays links to all those pages. I’ve created...
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Category Archives: User Experience
An example of SharePoint responsive design
We recently went live with a responsive retrofit of a complex SharePoint site: the website of Tennant Company. Their site looks like this at desktop resolution (click the image for a larger view): It looks like this on a small screen: You can see the responsive styles in action by...
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jQuery teaser animation
Today we’ll explore a jQuery-powered animation effect that you sometimes see: An object that moves across the screen, morphing into a fixed button when it reaches the opposite side of the browser window. Here’s an example. It’s certainly not a best practice from a UX point of view — most...
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What’s on channel? Part 5
The management teams for events such as music festivals, political rallies or professional sports require visibility and tracking of scheduled activities, issue or trouble tickets, and available human resources to assign work. Communication solutions are required but more importantly presence and availability is the key to successful event management. These requirements...
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What’s on channel? Part 4
Continuing the theme of discussing channels outside of the main stream interactions of voice, email, web chat, SMS and social media I would like to present its use with managing remote service personnel. Yes there are software solutions that are designed for dispatch, inventory as well as building or facility...
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