User experience patterns as presented at the University of Applied Sciences/ Communication Design faculty and the Bavarian Academy for Advertising and Marketing between 2003 and 2008.
Based on Defensive Design, How to Improve Error Messages, Help, Forms, and Other Crisis Points by Matthew Linderman and Jason Fried, New Riders, 2004.
5. ⁄ From
Matthew Linderman,
Jason Fried
Defensive Design for the
Web
New Riders, 2004
6. 1. Show the 2. Language 3. Bulletproof
Problem Matters Forms
4. Missing in 5. Lend a 6. Get Out of
Action Helping Hand the Way
7. Search and 8. Out of
Rescue Stocks
19. Bulletproof 8. Highlight 9. Accept
Forms Required All Formats
10. Provide 11. State
Samples Limits
12. Don’t 13. Validate
Show It Entries
14. Button 15. Assist
Up Dropouts
35. Lend a 20. Answer 21. Offer
Helping Questions Easy-to-use
Hand Immediately Help
23. Human
22. Offer
Fallback
Self-help
Plan
24. Follow 25. Offer
Up Quickly Login Help
43. Get Out of 26. Don’t 27. Make it
the Way Disable Back Fast
28. Don’t 29. Don’t
Force Block With
Registration Ads
30. Eliminate
Unnecessary
Navigation
64. /thomas-merton/3891773020/
/stevec77/2414927062/
http://www.flickr.com
/48692800@N00/4352209207/
/foxxyz/25885419/
Layers/ Elements of
User Experience:
⁄ Jesse James Garret, /eirikref/2862546623/
2000
Screenshots:
/question_everything/3503987396/
⁄ Me, Myself, and I
65. /eversion/3246784697/
/kevharb/3065083967/
http://www.flickr.com
The book:
⁄ Matthew Linderman, Jason
/suburbanslice/3100774373/ Fried, Defensive Design for
the Web, How to Improve
Error Messages, Help, Forms,
and Other Crisis Points ,
2004, New Riders
/haraldfelgner/2562128495/
⁄ www.designinginterfaces.com
⁄ 37signals.com
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