Category Archives: Visualisation

Create easier navigations using Naview – Sign up for Early Access now

By Jussi | on 12/05/2010

Naview helps you to design and build navigation prototypes quickly and test the usability of your navigation with users. It is made specifically for user experience and information architects, business analysts and web designers who design large website structures. We have been working hard on a new version of Naview and the beta is finally out! Read the full post for more.

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Naview videos: Introduction and sharing navigation structures

By Jussi | on 10/08/2009

Read the full post for a video introduction to Naview and an overview of the new sharing functionality.

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Naview: Navigation preview tool for rapid IA prototyping

By Jussi | on 01/07/2009

Naview is a new navigation preview tool for rapid information architecture prototyping. It helps information architects design and visualise a new navigational structure and aims to bridge the gap between card sorting and IA user testing. Read the full post for more.

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Introducing Tweetpond: Ambient visualisation of Twitter

By Jussi | on 13/06/2009

Imagine an underwater world where fish are replaced with the latest thoughts from people all over the world. These thoughts fall deeper as they grow older and new ones are displayed on the top as people post them. Introducing Tweetpond, an ambient visualisation of Twitter. Read the full post for more.

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