Tag archive for ‘design’
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6 good infographics sources–and how USA Today fooled everyone
I distinctly remember some of the criticism of USA Today when it first launched: the color photography, the short articles, and all of those big infographics. That’s journalism? Do the editors have no faith in America’s ability to read?
One thing USA Today realized, even before the rise of the Internet, is that we humans have become increasingly visual creatures. Nowadays, with screens and information pervading every nook and cranny we inhabit, figuring out how to organize and present that information is more important than ever. Continue reading
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Sticker envy
I was feeling pretty good about getting up early yesterday to cast my ballot, until I received an unexpected hazing once I got to work … about the size of my “I Voted” sticker. It seems that some of my co-workers were significantly better endowed in that department than myself, and weren’t shy about trumpeting… Continue reading
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Apple: A Little More Polishing Would Help the User Experience Match the Sleek Design
Apple’s website does a great job of maintaining the company’s consistent and powerful branding and provides a lot of engaging content. But like much of Apple’s user interface design, what seems simple on the surface can get complicated fast if you need something specific. Continue reading
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Hallmark: Knows its Audience, but is it Alienating Everyone Else?
For nearly 100 years, Hallmark has been a trusted brand in America, with familiar slogans like, “when you care enough to send the very best.” But now it’s time for Hallmark.com to morph into a brand of the 21st century. Continue reading
