Philipp Sackl
How often have you done a web search, already knowing that you would click the first result that looked like a Wikipedia page? Quite often? Then Firefox is about to make your life easier. With the new one click searches, … Continue reading
Yuan Wang
Nowadays mobile space is dominated by applications that are created for mobile phones. Designers often start designing an application for phones first and then scale it for tablets. However, people interact with tablets quite differently due to the unique context … Continue reading
Stephen Horlander
Update — 2014/05/28 I added a slideshow of some of the design iterations we went through from Firefox 4 to Firefox 29. So, we launched a thing. You may have noticed it. We called it Australis. Now it’s just called Firefox. … Continue reading
Jennifer Morrow
Another great Firefox improvement is releasing soon! Firefox’s Preferences, until now, have required navigation through a cumbersome floating window where it’s nearly impossible to find what you’re looking for. This window is a classic example of a common software problem: … Continue reading
Zhenshuo Fang
This post focuses on design principles and solutions that accompanies our other post about design process for the Australis update experience. – Zhenshuo Fang and Holly Habstritt Gaal, Mozilla UX Introducing change is always hard, especially for software like Firefox … Continue reading