Design Critique: The Chase Mobile App

Introduction Chase is one of the largest banks in the United States, serving millions of customers through its online and mobile banking services. Having personally used the app for everyday banking, I have noticed both strengths and shortcomings in its usability. Using Don Norman’s concepts from The Design of Everyday Things, I will analyze a

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Design Critique: Chewy (Mobile App)

Chewy is an e-commerce company that offers businesses such as pet food retail, pet supply and accessories retail, medicines and health products, and other pet-related products. From Chewy, users could document their pets’ information and get the needed accessories. Its mobile app is aiming to offer users a convenient shopping experience Imperfect Shopping Details Items

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Design Critique: Lightroom (iOS app)

Adobe Lightroom is one of the most popular photo editing apps among professional photographers and enthusiasts. The platform gains one of its biggest advantages from being a cross-platform application, supported on various categories of devices, including desktops, laptops, tablets, and smartphones. This critique’s focus will be on its iOS version, examining the app’s library page.

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Design Critique: Bureau of Labor Statistics Data Retrieval Tool

The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) is an agency of the United States Department of Labor. Its website is home to labor and economic data and data tools available for public use. This article serves to critique the general accessibility and usability of the BLS Popular Series Data Retrieval Tool. Accessing Data Tools from the

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