The Confederation of Real Estate Developers' Association of India (Credai) has written to Housing and Urban Affairs minister Hardeep Puri and Commerce

COVID-19 pandemic is likely to reduce investment in construction related projects in the range of 13 to 30% which will have significant impact on Gros

Revenue deficit, COVID-19 burden and industry distress leave State on edge

Mines Director assures timely support to complete construction of colonies

It urges COVID-19 Task Force Committee chief to approve two Shramik Specials

‘TDP president politicising the gas leak tragedy’

BJP State president Kanna Lakshminarayana wrote a letter to Chief Minister Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy demanding an inquiry into the gas leak incident at L

Migrants complain officials are delaying their entry citing silly reasons and technical formalities

A train with 1,140 migrant workers left Mangaluru Junction for Jharkhand on Saturday evening. The workers, who had registered on the Seva Sindhu app,

The javelin thrower isconfident of regaining fitness in two weeks once training restarts

Amendments to the Bangalore Water Supply Sewerage Act, 1964, have made installation of automatic water level control system and provision of internal

September 21, 2015

Big data is all the rage. It’s discussed at heavily conventions all over the world and written about on blogs across industries. Big data is starting to look like an inevitable mechanism for doing business in the always-on, ever-connected, Internet-of-Things era that is upon us. Big data is here to guide our corporate decisions, save our business’ money, and direct our experience design initiatives in every way.

When it comes to UX, before we jump on the big data bandwagon, we need to challenge its predominance. UX professionals cannot create an experience for figures in a database or tracking systems, and designers must keep focusing on real people rather than on numbers. Online experiences must remain geared toward real users and their interests, goals, and desires.

What About the Numbers?

Many companies and their marketing departments have...read more
By Maya Nix

September 28, 2015

Good design in any discipline usually carries a structure of order and harmony. Since the Renaissance, artists and architects have used a strong understanding of proportions to create aesthetically pleasing architecture. Many of these classical design principles have followed us into modern times and can be found today in effective web design.

Take an A4 piece of paper for example. If you take it and halve it, the resulting size is A5 with the same exact proportions. No other proportion has the same properties. 16th century architect, Andrea Palladio knew this well. It is believed that because, fundamentally, most architects—like Palladio—use a similar system of proportions to plan and design spaces, buildings can look very different while remaining similar at their cores.

Structure and Beauty

It’s in human nature to...read more
By Ling Lim

September 29, 2015

Paying roadway tolls is a taxing experience by its very nature. And while the frustration of waiting in line to throw a handful of coins into a basket has been mitigated by the implementation of RFID transponders that let people pay fees without stopping, replenishing funds on online can start to feel purgatorial in its own right.

As reader Ben Mackie points out: "The North Carolina toll website is maddening. They give you five different dollar amounts and they don't store your CC/preferred payment method"

This is already confusing

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By Josh Tyson | UX Magazine

Former president Barack Obama has launched a scathing attack on Donald Trump's handling of the coronavirus pandemic, calling it an "absolute chaotic disaster."

In what could be a relief to thousands of people who have registered through Seva Sindhu portal and have sought government transport to get back to their home states, the state transport undertakings in Karnataka have decided to operate non-AC inter-state services to neighbouring south Indian states.

The flight was received at a specially prepared bay at the Tiruchi International Airport.

The Kozhikode Corporation Council has gone back on its decision to hand over the project for renovation of Muthalakkulam grounds to Salim Group and As

The district administration has advised public to exercise caution while handling biomedical waste of persons in home quarantine or from quarantine fa

‘Proper opportunities would be created for their livelihood’

Following the May 3 announcement from Central government which gave the green signal for domestic helpers to resume work, RWAs have softened their sta

Chada Venkat Reddy wants Telangana government to announce its water policy

Mazda Motor seeks $2.8 billion in loans to ride out pandemic: Source

Rishi Kapoor wanted son Ranbir Kapoor to marry THIS person and not Alia Bhatt?

Meet Bengaluru’s Covid warrior mothers, who are leading the fight against the pandemic

Mother's Day 2020: Sara Ali Khan shares a beautiful throwback picture and thanks her 'Maa ki Maa' for creating her mommy

Lewis Hamilton grateful for Grand Prix 'sabbatical'

Roland Garros could be behind closed doors, says French tennis boss

Google honours Asian trailblazer Frank Soo, England's 'forgotten footballer'

Gas leak fallout: CPCB asks industrial units across India to go for safety and hazard audit before resuming operations

Moms anxious for kids stranded abroad

Vande Bharat: First flight lands in Hyderabad

Meet Bengaluru’s Covid warrior mothers, who are leading the fight against the pandemic

Tattoo artist held with husband for snatching

On the plate: Technology-aided dining and sparser eateries

Delhi: A month’s leaves, and Salman copes with lack of work

Maharashtra: Congress announces 2nd candidate, contest likely for council polls

Actor Rajshri Deshpande reaches out to the needy via a crowdfunding platform

Maharashtra: ST buses allowed to pick up stranded people from roads | Mumbai News - Times of India

Lockdown till May 31 can stall pandemic: Study

Happy Mother's Day: Images, quotes, and more

Vande Bharat operations: 3,500 fly back in 3 days

White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett said the unemployment rate was likely to climb to around 20% this month

The United States is the worst affected country in the world from the coronavirus infection