Borislav Kiprin's Blog

We all tell stories. In fact, our life is full of stories. Whether we experience them, make them up or simply retell them, they remain an undivided part of our communicative existence.To my shame, I never really pondered on the use of stories to convey ideas, present solutions or warm up the audience before starting your speech. There are many ways storytelling can be used.

Radio button, drop down, number of fields etc… “Web Form Design” is all about that and more. Luke Wroblewski goes right at it and stops only at the last page.

Site search data shows you what people are looking for and makes you think why they did not find it through the navigation bar or the other paths you have designed for them to reach the desired content.

Last week I had the pleasure to read Todd Zaki Warfel’s “Prototyping – A Practitioner’s Guide”. This particular book makes no exceptions and even goes further with hands on review and advices of prototyping methods and approaches.

“Card Sorting” is short, easy to read and with a good flow of steps and answers to questions you might have book. It walks you through each step of the process with no wandering around. So if you are a UXer, an agency employee or simply a digital marketer, do get a copy!