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Homepage design: horizontal lines
A lot of homepages are full to the point of overflowing with content. Most of the time, that’s not a good idea. Then again, sometimes it’s the only way to go. For a newspaper website for example, a...
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Unisys homepage: can I click it?
Time for a little single question quiz. Question: what is wrong with the homepage of Unisys Belgium? Answer: just about everything As a screenshot the homepage doesn’t look all that bad. But when you...
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Page fold: myth or reality?
In cxpartners’ article ‘The myth of the page fold: evidence from user testing’ it’s suggested you don’t need to take the page fold into account when designing a page. Users have no problem scrolling....
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Brussels Airlines: public vote winner Usability Awards 2009
Brussels Airlines is the public vote winner of the first Belgian Usability Awards. What’s so good about the Brussels Airlines website? 1. Task-oriented homepage If you’ve been here before, or read...
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Homepage focus: Google
We’ve said it before and we’re saying it again. Identify your visitors’ top tasks and build your website around them. What do you use Google for? Ask 100 people this question and I guarantee you that...
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Google by marketing managers
Earlier we wrote on this blog that Google is a classic example of focusing on your top tasks. This is what Google would look like if the average web manager, marketing manager, advertising guru or CEO...
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