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Article by Jerad Bitner

March 15, 2017

A New Dimension for Designing the Web

There’s a lot to contemplate when designing for the web. It's difficult. But what if you're suddenly asked to do it in three dimensions?

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Author Jerad Bitner

Episode 206 of the Lullabot Podcast

March 2, 2017

Users Gonna Use—How Lullabot Does Usability Testing

Matt and Mike sit down with three of Lullabot's senior UX designers to talk the ins and outs of usability testing within our design process.

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Digital & Content Strategy

Article by Marissa Epstein

January 9, 2017

Beware These Nine Design Elements Your Front-End Developers Hate

UI tips and implementation explanations from our design team, as we study working better together.

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Front-end Development

Episode 198 of the Lullabot Podcast

October 27, 2016

Improving Drupal 8's User Experience

Matt and Mike talk with Acquia's Kevin Oleary and Ted Bowman about efforts to improve Drupal 8's usability and overall user experience.

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Drupal Site Building

Article by Jen Witkowski

October 12, 2016

Zoom Mocks: Bridging The Divide Between Styles And Page Design

When exploring style, our team has been using a modified approach to style tiles that allows us to produce and iterate on styles more quickly.

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Author Jen Witkowski

Article by Helena McCabe Mike Herchel

August 17, 2016

Making Web Accessibility Great Again: Auditing the US Presidential Candidates Websites for Accessibility

An accessibility audit on Hillary Clinton's and Donald Trump's campaign websites.

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Episode 193 of the Lullabot Podcast

August 11, 2016

The Dark Art of Web Design

Matt & Mike sit down with Lullabot's entire design team and talk the ins, outs, processes and tools behind sites such as GRAMMY.com, MSNBC, This Old House, and more!

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Digital & Content Strategy

Article by Marissa Epstein

August 9, 2016

UX For Brains: Eight Ways Psychology Can Improve Your Designs

Part of a series explaining what psychology can teach designers about users' behavior and struggles, part two presents some practical ways to improve usability.

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Article by Jeff Eaton

July 13, 2016

Prioritizing with Dual-Axis Card Sorts

Balancing business needs against audience goals is never easy, but simple tools can make a big difference.

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Digital & Content Strategy

Technical Project Management

Author Jeff Eaton

Article by Helena McCabe

May 4, 2016

Web Accessibility: The Inclusive Way to Boost Your Bottom Line

Are you missing out on potential users? We use words like ‘blind’ or ‘motor impaired’ for people with disabilities; let's try using 'customer'.

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