Posts tagged “guardian”

• Reading newspaper articles involves looking at words

  Posted by Leon on September 28, 2011. No comments.

  What do most people do when they find an article they want to read in a newspaper?

• Limiting comment length and other ways to improve conversations

  Posted by Leon on May 16, 2011. No comments.

  Limiting comment length is one way in which sites can make hundreds of comments more readable. Others include adding rating systems, threaded discussions and making commentators use their real names.

• 2011

  Posted by Leon on January 5, 2011. 3 comments.

  What’s going to be big on the web in 2011? What’s going to be popular and where are the battle lines going to be drawn? (And nary a mention of HTML5 and @font-face.)

• The Guardian: Mobile versus desktop design

  Posted by Leon on November 9, 2010. No comments.

  The Guardian’s desktop website could be made a lot easier to read by making it more like the mobile site.

• Vertical navigation and not making users think

  Posted by Leon on January 13, 2010. 3 comments.

  An article about the apparent demise and general uselessness of vertical navigation menus may make you rethink visual design and information architecture.