Sticky headers are persistent headers or menus that do not move when the user scrolls. There is some research to suggest that sticky menus are quicker for users to navigate a site and that most users prefer this type of menu. As research into the effectiveness of sticky headers on mobile sites is limited, we felt this was worthy of further investigation.
The three line 'burger' icon has become a common convention for menu buttons on mobile interfaces, but do users understand what it means? Our recent research provided some interesting insights.
If you're new to mobile usability testing, fear not. It is not as hard as you might think but there are some key differences from testing a traditional website in a lab that you need to be aware of.
Writing for the web takes practice, research and detachment. Effectively writing for the mobile web takes all this and more.
There are a few pieces of information coming together to tell us how important designing and testing with the tablet actually is.
A practical guide.
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