Allan Lawlor
@allanlawlor.bsky.social
Web at novascotia.ca
Posts are my own
Posts are my own
Food goes in here
August 12, 2025 at 11:47 PM
Food goes in here
Reposted by Allan Lawlor
88: An FAQ page is a failure mode. If users go to it, it means that content was not discoverable where it's supposed to be - in context.
October 25, 2024 at 12:29 PM
88: An FAQ page is a failure mode. If users go to it, it means that content was not discoverable where it's supposed to be - in context.
Reposted by Allan Lawlor
For every like I will post 1 UX fact
(I'm not doing a meme image for this, UX fact #0 is that content is more important than visuals)
(I'm not doing a meme image for this, UX fact #0 is that content is more important than visuals)
October 25, 2024 at 12:11 AM
For every like I will post 1 UX fact
(I'm not doing a meme image for this, UX fact #0 is that content is more important than visuals)
(I'm not doing a meme image for this, UX fact #0 is that content is more important than visuals)
Reposted by Allan Lawlor
Here's Planet Keke, one of the two larger games I'm working on at the moment! You explore a tiny solar system as Keke, exploring planets, solving little mysteries and growing plants. #babaisyou
#planetkeke
#planetkeke
September 26, 2024 at 9:39 AM
Here's Planet Keke, one of the two larger games I'm working on at the moment! You explore a tiny solar system as Keke, exploring planets, solving little mysteries and growing plants. #babaisyou
#planetkeke
#planetkeke
Totality was incredible
April 9, 2024 at 2:46 AM
Totality was incredible
Reposted by Allan Lawlor
Research shows pedestrianization schemes, once implemented, do wonders. "We can't find a single example of a traffic-reduction measure that's been in place for more than two years that's then gone on to be removed because of a lack of public support." #ShareGoodNewsToo www.bbc.com/future/artic...
From London to New York: Can quitting cars be popular?
Cities around the world reveal surprising truths about getting the public on board with cutting car-use.
www.bbc.com
February 5, 2024 at 5:57 PM
Research shows pedestrianization schemes, once implemented, do wonders. "We can't find a single example of a traffic-reduction measure that's been in place for more than two years that's then gone on to be removed because of a lack of public support." #ShareGoodNewsToo www.bbc.com/future/artic...
