Monday, November 30, 2015 - 15:53
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By Ben Hannon
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UX, color science, low-light environments, user interface design, HCI
When most of us hear night vision goggles, it is usually a safe bet we imagine a night scene with that glowing green-scale overlay or something similar to that shown above. For those who have ever used night vision goggles or have used a digital camera with a night setting, you might already be familiar with this concept, but it really does look like this! Have you ever wondered why the exclusive use of green?
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Tuesday, May 5, 2015 - 10:45
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By Ben Hannon
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UX, UI, user interface, Usability, modern visual design
Where did the buttons go? Significant aspects of modern visual design have made a huge impact on the development of graphical user interfaces across web, mobile, desktop and embedded systems. While flat-design holds many attractive qualities, implementation of the style has potential to undo usability principles formed through decades of extensive research in the field.
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