And Another New Designer: Welcome, Tony Santos!
The Mozilla UX team keeps growing! Today, we’re introducing Tony Santos, who started this week to work on the Developer Hub for the Marketplace Team. Tony is an interaction designer … Read more
Welcome, Arun Ganesan, our new UX designer!
Arun joined us a couple of weeks ago as an Interaction Designer on Firefox OS. Here’s what he has to say about himself: Before I joined Mozilla, I had a … Read more
Security and Privacy Workshop at Mozcamp Asia
Last month, I attended Mozcamp Asia in Singapore and led a workshop aimed towards understanding security and privacy concerns in the region. This topic is important for the Firefox User … Read more
Results of Behavioral Segmentation Study
Results from the survey instrument of the first part of Project Meta are now available. This post will outline the ABCs of social science research and how Test Pilot fits … Read more
Designs for User Controlled Shared Data
The Labs team has an experimental interface design that tries to inform users that they’re in control of their data, let users see and control what they share, and help users understand the effects of sharing. Feedback is welcome for the high level parts of the design, and we’ll get into the individual details in later posts. Read more
Mark It – A Firefox Scrapbook Concept
Last week, Firefox User Experience Team came together in Mozilla Toronto and San Francisco Office for a four-day design sprint/concept week. The goal of this concept week was to generate … Read more
Visualizing the Future of Bookmarks
How do you save pages for later? That’s of the questions that user researchers at Mozilla have been investigating recently (see findings by Brian, Ilana, and Diane). As a user … Read more
Ideating without Borders at the Firefox UX Concept Week
Last week, the Firefox User Experience Team came together for a Concept Week to generate some big ideas for future Firefox features. Our user research team has conducted a number … Read more
Save For Later
Firefox and “save for later” All browsers support two functions: searching and revisiting. My research questions whether constructs like bookmarks really are the right model to support revisiting. I worked … Read more