Category Archives: User Experience & Usability

Information Architecture – copy the organizational structure or follow the user experience, not that easy

Posted on September 4, 2008 by Bruce Spurr

I was intruiged by a recent post by Jeremiah at the Web-Strategist.com about how the search box in a browser is circumventing the address field. I read this after sitting with a client today and discussing their mamoth 3.2 million … Continue reading →

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How does the cost of a meal in Mexico relate to web usability?

Posted on February 10, 2008 by Bruce Spurr

So I recently returned from a vacation near Cancun, Mexico. First let me say, that a week off sucks. “Wow Bruce you’re finally starting to relax!” – that was quoted to me on the day before we left! Ack. You … Continue reading →

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International Development and Research Centre (IDRC) Website re-Design

Posted on January 17, 2008 by Bruce

Client: International Development Research Centre (IDRC) Project: Re-think, architect, and design IDRC’s website to better reflect the organizations leadership in international development and research. Challenge: The IDRC website receives millions of yearly visitors, unfortunately many find it difficult to navigate its … Continue reading →

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