Category Archives: Design

Weekly Links and Comments

Mad Libs Increase Form Conversions with 25-40% This week saw a lot of discussion on “Mad Libs” on how conversion for forms could increase dramatically by using forms with inline elements and a narrative format. LukeW writes about a test where vast.com saw an increase in form conversions with 25-40% Ron and his team ran some A/B [...]
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JavaOne 2009 Day 2 – My Input

Google Web Toolkit I started out day 2 of JavaOne attending a session on Google Web Toolkit, GWT is one of those things I do not know if I actually like. On one hand it is a cool framework that makes a lot of UI coding unecessary, but on the other hand black-box-solutions is not my [...]
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Nice Piece on Call To Action Buttons

This just got tweeted around. Nice overview on what a Call To Action should do and examples on some nice ones actually doing the job well. Read more at Web Design Trends: Call To Action Buttons
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