Navigation drop-downs. Should they be hover or click? Navigation drop-downs, or mega menus as they are sometimes dubbed, are becoming more and more common on the web. A drop-down menu is a…
A starter's guide to web accessibility Digital is now the new normal, and your online presence can often be the first point of contact a customer has with your brand. Just as high street stores have…
If your UX is killing innovation, you are doing your UX wrong I didn't see Espen Brunborg talk at this year's Reasons to conference, but my colleague Matt did - he came back to the studio and sent me…
UXBrighton portfolio clinic follow up A run down of common questions that we were asked at the recent UXBrighton portfolio clinic Last Tuesday Liquid Light were invited to be mentors at UXBrighton’s…
An introduction to Personas As a designer mentored in user-centric design agencies I have always had an interest in user centric methodology, methodologies that now commonly come under the banner of…
Liquid Light mentoring at UXBrighton Career Clinic Making the first steps in your preferred career is always a scary endeavor. Luckily, advice is at hand, particularly if you are considering a career…
Using User Journeys for incremental website improvements. With user habits and business objectives constantly changing, user journeys are a fantastic way to analyse a website from a new perspective…
Storytelling in the design process Used as part of the design and development process of digital products and services, stories are a useful tool for designers to communicate ideas and concepts to…
Enhancing your website with hamburgers, simplified navigation and drop down menus Whilst the navigation on a website might be taken for granted, a well thought out use of navigation can really…
Avoiding issues with the fold It's often argued that the fold doesn't exist but the reality is that clients still ask for content to be pushed up the page so it appears without scrolling down to it.…
