them down. Keep these ideas in a notebook. Dot-grid books ( , ) even your old Trapper Keeper will work "Limitless paper in a paperless world" Behance Baron Fig Field Notes Moleskine Cahier Notebooks
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IN UX? The standard perceptions: utility, ease of use, efficiency information organization emotional connection contextual content performance accessibility even security
Nobody likes to use a site that crashes their browser oftentimes we're running multiple full-fledged apps definitely multiple tabs the dreaded "autoplay" Users not left with a bad taste in their mouth? Happy users and return visits The Coconut Wireless
Profiles show how JS memory is used Audits general Webpage performance Responsive Design Mode not just for testing visual layout tests with network throttling
Accessibility is not just for the handicapped, but also for the international market or those using older technology Even disregarding a large part of the populace that has physical hardships, convenience factors (keyboard controls) are a plus Progressive Enhancement / Mobile First Design Delight in the simple, add on elegance and complexity Most accessibility is built into things you are already doing so go with it!
Remember best practices Screen readers (free add-ons availabile through Chrome) Color contrast checker ( ) Color blindness ( ) ( ) What does your site cost? ( ) http://bit.ly/18lnjpX colororacle.org colorfilter.wickline.org whatdoesmysitecost.com
Trust yourself, would you go to a site that "lost": your personal information your credit card information even your user profile? That dang Coconut Wireless again
THIS IS BUILT IN Wordpress has its own security features Django has a full fledged authorization module Most dev languages have hashes for storing sensitive data Use SSL and HTTPS
the most secure site is a static flat site, but... Login systems: Google, Facebook, Twitter login systems Yahoo just introduced passwordless login system new, maybe too new, but seems promising two-step authorization? Payment gateways: Stripe, Google Checkout, Paypal, etc
YOUR ADVANTAGE. THE WORLD IS VAST, LISTEN IN. THE WORLD IS VAST, LISTEN IN. .... AND HAS BUILT TOOLS (SOME FREE) FOR YOU TO USE. .... AND HAS BUILT TOOLS (SOME FREE) FOR YOU TO USE. BUILD SOMETHING... FIND FRIENDS TO TEST IT... ITERATE. BUILD SOMETHING... FIND FRIENDS TO TEST IT... ITERATE. PERFORMANCE. ACCESSIBILITY. SECURITY. UX TOO. PERFORMANCE. ACCESSIBILITY. SECURITY. UX TOO. ITERATE. AND ITERATE SOME MORE. ITERATE. AND ITERATE SOME MORE.