Within moments of opening up registration for our newest upcoming event, UX Immersion Mobile, we had sold almost half of the available early bird registrations. This is nuts, because these folks are signing up for the program with the most minimal of information. Yet they trust us enough to know this will be an amazing [...]

In this week’s UIEtips, I look at how mobile technology affects our design and development decisions and how it changes the user experience. Here’s an excerpt from the article It’s a big deal. A really big deal. The pebble of the mobile phone hitting the market has grown into a massive, earth-moving force of nature [...]

In this week’s UIEtips, we look back at an article we published in March 2012, Device Experiences & Responsive Design. In the article, Luke Wroblewski shares two techniques to make the process of designing web applications and sites for multiple devices more manageable: classifying device experiences and designing/building responsively. Here’s an excerpt from the article [...]

You’re about to see a project we’ve been working on for several months. At the UX Immersion Conference 2013, April 22–24 in Seattle, you’ll be immersed in day–long workshops that focus on the newest, most critical thinking around mobile design. We’ve got the best mobile UX experts rocking this year’s UX Immersion Mobile Conference: Luke [...]

We’re excited about our next virtual seminar, Solutions for A World of Countless Devices. It’s happening later this month and is being presented by one of the smartest people we know—Peter-Paul Koch. You may know him as PPK. Whether you are just starting to consider mobile design or are extending your organization’s digital experiences into [...]

Speed and performance are a critical aspect of mobile design. Using media queries to design your site responsively is a great way to ensure proper display on mobile devices. But just shrinking a desktop site to work on a mobile device can affect performance.

Here’s a recap of the resources and information we shared on Twitter last week. Mobile Infographic on mobile commerce vs. e-commerce. User Research If you’re starting out on some user research, these techniques may help you out. UX Design and Web Development Interesting post from @peterme on what really is UX design. 10 lessons relating [...]

In today’s UIEtips, we turn again to mobile design expert, Jason Grigsby. Jason looks at responsive web design and flips the process around to address some of the concerns raised about media queries. For those unfamiliar with the phrase, Mobile First RWD takes the concepts that Ethan Marcotte taught in his A List Apart article [...]

Here’s a recap of the resources and information we shared on Twitter last week. Prototyping New podcast with @nathanacurtis – Prototyping with HTML and CSS Mobile Some interesting stats on tablet use via infographics. You’ll learn to get rid of the junk your mobile CSS doesn’t need in Mobile-First Responsive Design on 9/13 #uievs Wireframing [...]

In today’s UIEtips, we feature an article from mobile design expert, Jason Grisby. Using data from Akamai, Jason looks at the web traffic between Android and iOS browsers and ponders the differences in web browsing. Here’s an excerpt from the article: I have a couple of theories on why Android users don’t browse on Wi-Fi [...]