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This article will give you everything you've ever wanted to know—and more—about designing accessible and usable links. https://lnkd.in/d-pMrGrS Slava Shestopalov does a great job of compiling different examples and use cases, clearly explaining not only what doesn’t work but also how to make it better. I really enjoyed reading it, as it was succinct but provided actionable steps that will make you reflect on your design practices right away. Hope you like it too! #ux #accessibility

Design Tip: Every element on your website should have a purpose. 💻 Simplify your design to improve user experience and guide visitors to take action. 🛑 Less is more in the digital landscape. #WebDesignWisdom #UX/UI #EllieMayDigital #DigitalMarketing

Often clients worry "how will visitors know to scroll" This comic says it all. We know people will scroll—it's second nature. The trick is to keep key info above the fold. Let's balance our designs to ensure users find what they need, effortlessly. #ux #webdesign #designwithstrategy

Did you know that accessible design practices improve UX for everyone? By integrating these components, designers build products that are seamless and intuitive to use and widen access for those with diverse needs. Check out our top recommendations for building truly accessible digital solutions, and see how we can help you 👉 https://lnkd.in/enG4nZ9N #accessibledesign #ux #accessibility #appdesign

Our latest post on The Importance of Accessibility in Website Design and Development. Learn why accessible websites matter and get practical tips to implement it in your projects. Read more here https://lnkd.in/emuyet2R and let's make the web inclusive for all! #WebAccessibility #InclusiveDesign #WebDevelopment #A11Y #UX

Unlocking website success hinges on a stellar User Experience (UX). From seamless navigation to eye-catching design, every interaction matters. Dive into my latest blog post to discover tips on enhancing your website's UX! https://lnkd.in/dXqRbWgb #userexperience #websitedesign

Mega Menus vs. Regular Drop-Downs: Which is Right for Your Website? Navigating a content-heavy website shouldn’t be overwhelming for users. Mega menus can be a game-changer, offering organized, easy-to-scan options that simplify the user journey. In our latest blog, we explore the differences between regular drop-down menus and mega menus, and provide tips on when to use each. Whether your site’s architecture is shallow or deep, these insights will help you create a more accessible and user-friendly experience. Check out the post to see if a mega menu is the right fit for your site! https://hubs.li/Q02P7vpg0 #UX #WebDesign #MegaMenu #Accessibility

UX Redesign Weekday (YC W21) - Having visible scroll bars, especially in a website with multiple scrollable sections is crucial because users might not realize they've scrolled to the end of one section and entered another, potentially causing confusion. Visible scroll bars provide immediate visual feedback when a user interacts with the page, reinforcing the sense of control and responsiveness. *The current scroll bar implementation lacks visibility, appearing only during active scrolling via mouse wheel. This design choice may lead to poor user awareness, as users are not visually informed that additional content exists beyond the visible area. The absence of a persistent or hover-activated scroll bar could result in users overlooking important information or features, potentially impacting their overall experience and interaction with the list content. #userexperience #userpainpoint #userjourney #ux #uxdesigner

Each page is meticulously crafted with a blend of creativity and functionality. Emojis were sprinkled throughout for that touch of fun and relatability. How do you make your designs unique and engaging? Let’s inspire each other! #design #UI_Design #web_app #admin_panel #UX

Building in public for UVIndex.SG – Added emojis to the UV Index reading to convey more emotion/feeling and fun to what's a pretty dry and clinical number. NEA doesn't show it on their own site, so I took the liberty to add it to improve the UX. What do you think? Kudos to Leon Voon for the idea! — #TechForGood #UX #Design