Design Critique: Amazon (iOS APP) The Amazon app is a popular iOS and Android application, widely used as a digital interface that facilitates online shopping for millions of users worldwide. With an extensive global user base numbering in the millions, this application serves as a comprehensive hub, offering a vast range of products and services […]
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DoorDash is the largest platform for online food ordering and food delivery in the United States. This platform allows the user to search for restaurants and stores, view menus and ratings, add items to the cart, and place orders for delivery or pick up.
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The Udemy (Online Video Courses) is one of the popular online learning platforms, allowing access to students as well as educators. It grants users access to a diverse array of courses tailored to their areas of interest. These courses, though requiring payment, offer the flexibility of self-paced learning. Users have the option to either download
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Sony’s the “Access” controller is an accessible controller for the Playstation console that will be released December 6, 2023. The Access controller is a highly customizable gaming controller made for people with disabilities to play games with the PS5 console. The Access controller follows the functional solutions model of disability by identifying the problems which
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Target is your everyday general store containing items from a blender to halloween decorations. Filled with deals, this US chain is recognizable for its bold red target logo, an inviting coffee smell coming from Starbucks in select Target stores, and ultimately, a store layout that makes you feel like you’re supposed to go through every
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I have often wondered if a telecommunication company of such large scale business doesn’t realize the errors of their website, and corresponding actions on the App, which is part reason why I conclude it could also be because of a (read lapse in) responsive design that has not been streamlined for different devices, in my case an Apple MacBook Pro M1 (2021), and an iPhone XS Max (2019). I also feel the devices that are discontinued and also the older Apple devices face Usability issues often because they fall out of the designer’s consideration category. This is a big problem that is often being left unanswered in the digital domain, and it’s not a new one, but a recurring case. I’ll explain why.
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The following analysis reviews core features of The Microsoft Adaptive Controller. I utilize the different models of disability to identify how this promotes accessibility in gaming.
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From fashion to assistive technology, prosthetic implants have served various purposes, individually. With the introduction of 3D printing, design and assistance come together to give users the best of both worlds.
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Introduction The Spotify mobile app is a digital interface designed for streaming music, creating playlists, and discovering new songs and artists. Its widespread usage, however, unveils a spectrum of design attributes, some commendable and others in need of refinement. In this critique, we will dissect the Spotify app’s design, leveraging Don Norman’s principles from “The
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The Apple Home App creates a centralized location to control all the smart home devices present in your home. It has features grouped by location (entry, kitchen, etc) so a user can easily perform the desired action using any of their Apple devices. The application is designed to be a convenient way for users to
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