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Requesting feedback on information architecture
After nearly 3 weeks of launching metroseeq, I’ve received significant input on site usability. Therefore, I’ve decided to redesign with the objective to help users to find nearby businesses that have promotions quickly. This came as a natural evolution of the site as it was first designed to show off the pageless progressive search algorithm, but more people seems to be more interested in finding deals so thats’ what I’ll deliver and improve upon.
This decision involves an overhaul of information design, which I admit I cannot do myself… I’d appreciate anyone who has this expertise to contact me to work on this together, thanks.
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Silicon Florist’s links arrangement for June 28 » Silicon Florist Says: June 29th, 2008 at 7:01 am
[…] MetroSEEQ: Requesting feedback on information architecture Via the MetroSEEQ blog “After nearly 3 weeks of launching metroseeq, I’ve received significant input on site usability. Therefore, I’ve decided to redesign with the objective to help users to find nearby businesses that have promotions quickly. This came as a natural evolution of the site as it was first designed to show off the pageless progressive search algorithm, but more people seems to be more interested in finding deals so thats’ what I’ll deliver and improve upon.” […]