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Tag Archives: forms
Designing for Use: Customer Lookup
I’m working on a Point-of-Sale like project for a retailer that needed a simple form to qualify a customer at the beginning of an order. It is often helpful for the service associate to review a customer’s past order history and allows them to skip the step of capturing contact info all over again. Continue reading
Posted in Details Tagged form, forms, information design, interaction design, lookup, search, ui 5 Comments
Watch your language
Last night I ordered some family Christmas cards from an unnamed photography products company that starts with a K. At the end of the process you specify how many cards you want to order. Without thinking, I entered 60 because we wanted 60 cards. Prepare for sticker shock – $419.40. Continue reading
Information Design & Tattoos
I know what your thinking, what the frack does Information Design have to do with getting a tattoo? Continue reading
Posted in Better, Presentations Tagged data, Department of Health, design, form, forms, Health Department, Indiana, info, infographics, information, Karen Shriver, refresh dallas, Stephen P. Anderson, thinking, tufte, visual, visualization 4 Comments
Job chooser made complex (the details)
UPDATED November 17, 2007: This is a modified and reposted version of an entry made back in September. I removed where I found this at the owner’s request. To the untrained eye this set of select boxes may look harmless, … Continue reading
Posted in Details Tagged conversational interface, forms, interaction, search field, smart search box 1 Comment