Archive for the 'Design for Children' Category

December
8th 2008
Learning Styles – Their Effect on Successful Design

Posted under Design & Design for Children & Information Design & User Interface & Web Design

dreamstime_5757003 Learning Styles: Visual, Auditory, and Kinesthetic Learners

Most people fall into one of three categories of learning styles: visual learning, auditory learning, or kinesthetic learning. There are few people who fall into more than one style of learning. When designing for a product it is important to do as best as possible to include items to appeal to all three learning styles.

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December
6th 2008
Designing the User Interface for Children

Posted under Design for Children & Information Design & User Interface & Web Design

Last time I discussed the steps and considerations you should take when designing a user interface. A lot of people, designers especially, do not realize that you need to take special consideration when designing for children.

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