Preparing Your Website For Voice-Recognition Usability
As an English native living in America who’s accent can often be hard for technology to understand, this is a bit of a… Read More

As an English native living in America who’s accent can often be hard for technology to understand, this is a bit of a… Read More
User experience is that intercept where sociology, anthropology, communication, psychology, technology, art, design, writing, and marketing come together. Experts in the field often use different methods–such… Read More
When creating a website you need to find a balance between conveying information and providing an experience. With a more informational website you… Read More
In the past, chatbots have been far too easy to troll to work well. With misguided answers and questionable user intentions, conversations between people and bots… Read More
This holiday season, if you catch yourself shopping in some upscale establishments chances are you won’t be alone, even if the store was completely empty. An… Read More
Last weekend (well…Sunday night) I started to read “The Design of Everyday Things“. At first I have to admit that I was quite bored… Read More
There are two top-level categories to on-screen interfaces: what it does and how it feels as it is being done. Many of us know this… Read More
The Current State of HTML 5 Forms. It’s a listing of all new attributes with their support in each modern browser clearly displayed, as… Read More
Here at idfive, we do a lot of higher education sites that tend to go very deep. Four or five levels can map out to… Read More
So lately I’ve been doing a lot of reading and research on search engine optimization (SEO) and search engine marketing (SEM) best practices. A practice… Read More