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I'm the user experience director at PRWD, and have 7 years commercial experience at Littlewoods Shop Direct. Delivering User Centered Design processes to improve systems and applications is what I do.

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Usability and software development agency specialising in:

  • User Centered Design
  • Best Practice E-commerce capability, UCDCommerce
  • Business Modernisation

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User Interface Gallery

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A very worthwhile and interesting user interface gallery has recently been promoted by Thomas Baekdal, a Change Advocate and an Information Architect.

The gallery is the work of Chris Messina of Citizen Agency, and 1 quote summarises why this gallery is useful for myself and I expect other user experience and interface designers:

“Reuse, recycle, but don’t reinvent the wheel unless necessary”

by Brian Christiansen at UI Engineering.

E-commerce Design Patterns

Following on from this quote, the term e-commerce design patterns, defined as follows by Mike Baxter, the director of Sales Logiq:

“E-Commerce Design Patterns are a distillation and summary of best practice, that can be applied quickly and effectively to create a variety of specific design solutions”

This area of user experience and usability is one in which I will be posting about in much more detail during the coming months. This is a result of my 6 years experience as lead user experience designer at Littlewoods Shop Direct, designing key e-commerce pages such as homepages, category pages, product detail pages, shopping baskets and personal account areas, along with complete checkout redesign projects, one of which I have produced a an e-commerce conversion case study for checkout case study over at PRWD. This experience from 2000-2006 has provided me with extensive awareness and knowledge of how large blue chip companies are (or not) adopting e-commerce design patterns, and I look forward to sharing these insights here for you to read and comment on.

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