I work with a lot of folks who are new to information architecture, and I’ve answered a lot of “but where do the controls go?” questions lately. There is a definite sense of directionality to interfaces, and understanding the expected direction that the user moves through the page helps you determine how to control the … Continue reading “Back to Basics: Directionality in progressive disclosure”
How we’re beating “hey guys” (and why it’s important).
It’s been a couple of weeks since The Atlantic ran their article entitled “The Problem With ‘Hey Guys‘” and I’m still thinking about it, so I thought maybe it was time to air it out a bit. Specifically, at the time it was published, someone said to me (paraphrased) “We should just let ‘guys’ evolve … Continue reading “How we’re beating “hey guys” (and why it’s important).”
Fits and starts
So we’re about a quarter more than two years old here at The Interconnected and it’s safe to say that building an audience and publishing on a regular basis is harder than it looks on TV. Or anywhere else, especially the internet. And there’s lots of reasons for that. For example, it sounds easy to … Continue reading “Fits and starts”