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- Functioning Form - An Event Apart: Content First on 2009-10-14
- Tips for Designing an Awesome Coming Soon Page on 2009-10-14
- How to Design Buttons to Help Improve Usability - Inspect Element on 2009-10-13
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The myth of the page fold: evidence from user testing | cxpartners on 2009-10-12
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Why we don’t worry about the fold
People tell us that they don’t mind scrolling and the behaviour we see in user testing backs that up. We see that people are more than comfortable scrolling long, long pages to find what they are looking for. A quick snoop around the web will show you successful brands that are not worrying about the fold either:
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- || Dummy Text Generator | Lorem ipsum for webdesigners || on 2009-10-12
- Taking your Site from One to One Million Users by Kevin Rose on Vimeo on 2009-10-12
- Create a valid CSS alert message at bioneural.net on 2009-10-09
- Centered Vertical and Horizontal Align of elements in css on 2009-10-09
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Label Placement in Forms :: UXmatters on 2009-10-08
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Placing a label right over its input field permitted users to capture both elements with a single eye movement. Also, if a label indicated data that was very familiar to users—for example, their first name or family name—users did not fixate on the label separately to read it. They were able to view both the label and the input field in the same foveal area; thus eliminating the need for additional fixations and saccades.
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- Tools for Sketching User Experiences | UX Booth on 2009-10-07
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