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Finger-Friendly Design: Ideal Mobile Touchscreen Target Sizes
21 Feb 2012 | 4:18 pmIn darts, hitting the bulls-eye is harder to do than hitting any other part of the dartboard. This is because the bullseye is the smallest target. This same principle can also apply to touch targets on mobile devices. Smaller touch targets[…]
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Beautiful Covers: An Interview With Chip Kidd
20 Feb 2012 | 3:00 amThe work of Chip Kidd spans design, writing and, most recently, rock ’n’ roll. He definitely has the charisma to get ahead in that third field. He is best known for his unconventional book jackets, but he has published[…]
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Stop Writing Project Proposals
17 Feb 2012 | 1:00 amAfter several grueling days I had finally finished the proposal. I sent it off and waited for a response. Nothing. After a few weeks, I discovered that they were “just looking”. Despite the urgency and aggressive timeline for the[…]
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After reading the article on the ideal width of web sites, we now know the ideal width of websites for a better display on most monitors. But is there a way to designate web sites so that they fit all screen resolutions? This article presents different solutions.
When one begin the design of a website, the question of the width of the site to make happens quickly. We browse the web mainly through three channels: through our computer screens (increasingly large), our laptops (wider than tall) and our smartphones (fairly small). What is then the ideal size of web sites?