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Quite a common task in web design will be allowing users to upload files to a server and then display … Continue reading “Using Node.js to allow users to upload files to a website (or server)”
From here on I shall be writing a reflective journal going over what I have done during the week for … Continue reading “Reflective Journal – 8-12th January 2018”
I feel that part of UX that gets overlooked quite a lot are error messages. Error messages don’t necessarily have … Continue reading “How not to communicate errors or information to a user”
How does YouTube know which video to recommend for you, Google know which search results are most relevant to you … Continue reading “Web Analytics and Bulma CSS Framework”
This project builds on from the previous one in which I researched car infotainment systems from several popular manufacturers and … Continue reading “Prototyping – Stellardrive”
The idea For nearly the past decade, cars have had rather complex ‘infotainment’ systems which generally control ICE (in-car entertainment) … Continue reading “Functional Design – Stellardrive”
A user journey can be used to show how a user can interact with your app or website and the … Continue reading “The importance of the User Journey”
MockFlow.com is a free website that can be used to produce wireframe diagrams of websites, apps and desktop applications. It … Continue reading “Wireframing with MockFlow.com”
Process Flow Models show the steps taken by a user to complete a task. The tasks are shown in sequential … Continue reading “Process Flow Modelling using the Unified Modelling Language”
Why I chose Rightmove I’ve found that using Rightmove1 recently has been a little frustrating in Microsoft Edge at least. … Continue reading “Analyse This! Rightmove”