In the presentation I point out how the ability of visual communication to express core customer and brand messages across multiple forms of media has not changed much. However, shifts from locomotion to services, from pages to rich interactions, from sites to content experiences, and from content creation by webmasters to everyone online have introduced unique opportunities and constraints that the presentation layer of Web applications needs to account for.
In my Web Form Design Best Practices talk at the Technical Communication Summit in Minneapolis, MN I walked thorugh the importance of Web forms and a series of design best practices culled from live to site analytics, usability testing, eye-tracking studies, and best practice surveys.
Some of the topics I discuss and provide patterns for are: label alignment, required form filed, input field sizes, content grouping, primary & secondary actions, help text & tips, dyanmic help systems, inline validation, error messages, progress indicators, success messaging, progressive disclosure, gradual engagement, tabbing, flexible data inputs, smart defaults, paths to completion, selection dependent inputs, and more...
In this talk, I outline the way people naturally scan Web pages and explain how you can guide users through key content and actions using visual hierarchy to construct meaningful, prioritized page layouts. You'll be taken through several before and after examples with explanations of how a page's content was prioritized, why, and how that priority is being communicated to users so they don't need to rely on chance to use your Web application.
In my Best Practices For Web Form Design talk at IA Summit 2007 I walked thorugh the importance of Web forms and a series of design best practices culled from live to site analytics, usability testing, eye-tracking studies, and best practice surveys.
Some of the topics I discuss and provide patterns for are: label alignment, required form filed, input field sizes, content grouping, primary & secondary actions, help text & tips, dyanmic help systems, inline validation, error messages, progress indicators, success messaging, progressive disclosure, gradual engagement, tabbing, flexible data inputs, smart defaults, paths to completion, selection dependent inputs, and more...
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In my Web Form Design Best Practices talk at the Technical Communication Summit in Minneapolis, MN I walked thorugh the importance of Web forms and a series of design best practices culled from live to site analytics, usability testing, eye-tracking studies, and best practice surveys.
Some of the topics I discuss and provide patterns for are: label alignment, required form filed, input field sizes, content grouping, primary & secondary actions, help text & tips, dyanmic help systems, inline validation, error messages, progress indicators, success messaging, progressive disclosure, gradual engagement, tabbing, flexible data inputs, smart defaults, paths to completion, selection dependent inputs, and more...
In this talk, I outline the way people naturally scan Web pages and explain how you can guide users through key content and actions using visual hierarchy to construct meaningful, prioritized page layouts. You'll be taken through several before and after examples with explanations of how a page's content was prioritized, why, and how that priority is being communicated to users so they don't need to rely on chance to use your Web application.
In my Best Practices For Web Form Design talk at IA Summit 2007 I walked thorugh the importance of Web forms and a series of design best practices culled from live to site analytics, usability testing, eye-tracking studies, and best practice surveys.
Some of the topics I discuss and provide patterns for are: label alignment, required form filed, input field sizes, content grouping, primary & secondary actions, help text & tips, dyanmic help systems, inline validation, error messages, progress indicators, success messaging, progressive disclosure, gradual engagement, tabbing, flexible data inputs, smart defaults, paths to completion, selection dependent inputs, and more...
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In my Design Patterns: Defining and Sharing Web Design Languages talk at South by Southwest 2007 I discussed how to put design patterns to use within Web applications with an overview of the what, why, and how of shared online design pattern libraries.
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In which we look at the mysteries of moving from boxes and arrows to a real actual interface. It starts with sketching, goes through basic models of interaction on a screen, and finishes with wireframes.
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With the potential of technology to reach a much larger audience quickly and inexpensively, more and more organizations are using an online presence to reach donors, members, customers, volunteers and supporters.
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@keljar @guidecreative Your website is more than just a pretty picture. It should be created for your unique audience as a tool to engage, and ultimately inspire action. Artistic talent alone is not enough, you need a web design rooted in a clear strategy and driven by results.
In which we look at the mysteries of moving from boxes and arrows to a real actual interface. It starts with sketching, goes through basic models of interaction on a screen, and finishes with wireframes.
Make Your Website Work for You, March 27, 2009abcboston
With the potential of technology to reach a much larger audience quickly and inexpensively, more and more organizations are using an online presence to reach donors, members, customers, volunteers and supporters.
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Name Clause: This clause states the name of the company, which should end with words like "Limited" or "Ltd." for a public limited company and "Private Limited" or "Pvt. Ltd." for a private limited company.
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Registered Office Clause: It specifies the location where the company's registered office is situated. This office is where all official communications and notices are sent.
Objective Clause: This clause delineates the main objectives for which the company is formed. It's important to define these objectives clearly, as the company cannot undertake activities beyond those mentioned in this clause.
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Capital Clause: This clause specifies the authorized capital of the company, i.e., the maximum amount of share capital the company is authorized to issue. It also mentions the division of this capital into shares and their respective nominal value.
Association Clause: It simply states that the subscribers wish to form a company and agree to become members of it, in accordance with the terms of the MOA.
Importance of Memorandum of Association:
Legal Requirement: The MOA is a legal requirement for the formation of a company. It must be filed with the Registrar of Companies during the incorporation process.
Constitutional Document: It serves as the company's constitutional document, defining its scope, powers, and limitations.
Protection of Members: It protects the interests of the company's members by clearly defining the objectives and limiting their liability.
External Communication: It provides clarity to external parties, such as investors, creditors, and regulatory authorities, regarding the company's objectives and powers.
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Binding Authority: The company and its members are bound by the provisions of the MOA. Any action taken beyond its scope may be considered ultra vires (beyond the powers) of the company and therefore void.
Amendment of MOA:
While the MOA lays down the company's fundamental principles, it is not entirely immutable. It can be amended, but only under specific circumstances and in compliance with legal procedures. Amendments typically require shareholder
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7. How We Use the Web
“Look around feverishly for anything that is interesting or vaguely resembles
what you are looking for, and is clickable.” -Steve Krug
-Steve Krug, Don’t Make Me Think: A Common Sense Approach to Web Usability
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8. Design Considerations
Luke Wroblewski, Site-Seeing: A Visual Approach to Web Usability
• Presentation: How your application appears to your audience
• Interaction: How your application behaves in response to user actions
• Organization: The structure of your application
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9. Presentation
• All interactions occur through the presentation
• Inform users
• Establish relationships between content
• Guide users through actions
• Make organizational systems clear
• Provide situational awareness
• Maintain consistency to create a sense of place
• Effectively convey brand message to your audience
• Emotional impact
• Engage and invite
• Provide a unique personality
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10. What Makes a Great Presentation?
• Visual Organization
• Communicates the
relationships between
user interface elements
• Enables Interaction
Design
• Information Design
• Personality
• Communicates the
brand essence of a
product
• Visceral design
• Color, font, image,
pattern selection
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11. The End Goal
• Quickly Communicate
• What is this? Usefulness
• How do I use it? Usability
• Why should I care? Desirability
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15. WAYS WE INTERACT WITH THE WORLD:
• Locomotion
• Conversation
• Manipulation
-TERRY WINOGRAD, STANFORD
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16. Web Transitions
1. Locomotion to digital representations
of physical entities
• Directories & portals, Yahoo!
• Company sites & brochure-ware
2. Digital manipulation of physical goods
• E-commerce everywhere
• Amazon, eBay
3. Digital services
• Enable conversation & manipulation
• Display surfaces
• Content creation
• Aggregation
• Entertainment
-Types of digital services: TOM CHI, YAHOO! 16
32. • Content Creation Tools
• 120,00 new blogs created each day -4/07
• Content Aggregators
• digg hits one million registered users -3/07
• Display Surfaces
• MySpace number one site in page views -12/06
• Entertainment
• 100+ million daily streams on YouTube -6/06
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33. Sites Content Objects
Emergent Networks: open, inexpensive,
Hierarchies: management, military
simple, close enough
Examples: closed, expensive, complex,
Examples: crowds, friends, incidental
accurate
networks,
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40. SITES CONTENT EXPERIENCES
• Visual design considerations
• Primary focus on primary content
• Secondary focus on related and relevant content &
actions
• Visual interest captures attention (avoid clutter &
visual noise)
• If expectations are met
• People look around the page
• Relevant calls to action are welcome
• When content is distributed or remixed
• Core principles of visual communication still
matter: personality & visual organization
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43. “Most user-created content is crappy. As we
create better tools, we’ll increase the value of
the output of those tools.” -Will Wright
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44. WEBMASTERS EVERYONE
• Visual design considerations
• Supporting personal aesthetics
• Tools for expression: easier to do the right
thing, remain flexible & robust
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45. Summary
• Web is a visual medium
• Visual organization & personality
• Look to existing models for cross media brand
management
• Locomotion to Services
• Packaging Design for Web Applications
• Page to Rich Interactions
• Invitation, Transition, Feedback
• Sites to Content Experiences
• Landing page design
• Webmasters to Everyone
• Enable self-expression
• Better content creation tools
-Types of digital services: TOM CHI, YAHOO! 45
46. For more information…
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