At Expero, TigerGraph’s 2020 projections are already in place or well underway.

Natural language processing is a powerful tool in building investigatory user interfaces for data exploration.

Do all of your users speak the same language? If so, are you simply ignoring or preventing users that speak different languages?

Supporting multiple languages is about more than just translating some text.

On any given day, we perform numerous searches, many consciously and many without even realizing.

We were working with a potential client a few weeks ago, trying to figure out if we could help them improve some seismic processing software. The software had excellent science under the covers, but the visual interface was old and tired. Could Palladium help rejuvenate their user experience? Old looking software can imply old or out of date capabilities. Could we make it, well, better?

Is Google’s Material Design for complex software? My first reaction after reading through these new Google guidelines was: no.

Many organizations haven’t embraced UI design patterns, despite their growing popularity among UX professionals.

Q: For setup pages which are generally only used for getting started, do you recommend wizards to guide the user through the steps?

Q: When is a hierarchy too deep, and what are the alternatives to using a deep hierarchy to access and organize information?

Q: Are there any usability issues with using drag-and-drop controls in a web application?

Q: Is it OK to change the navigation of a website once users have logged in?