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David Regev
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Flow Browser

The zoomable Web browser that automatically organizes your tasks. — How might we manage information overload on the Web? This is the question that I researched for my master’s thesis at the Touro College Graduate School of Technology. To answer this question, I built a demo Web browser, named Flow. This article will review the design process behind Flow. Table of Contents The Problem Browser History: How Did We Get Here?

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Flow Browser
Flow Browser
Browser

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Published in David Regev on UX

·Sep 7, 2022

Where’s My Transit? App

Catch the bus or train on time! — Where’s My Transit? is a Web app that I designed for a course in 2018 at the Touro College Graduate School of Technology. This post describes its design process, from identifying the problem to the interactive prototype. How might we catch the bus or train on time? Table of Contents The Problem Research a. Web Research b. Interview c. Survey d. Competitive Analysis e. Personas f. Lessons…

UX

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Where’s My Transit? App
Where’s My Transit? App
UX

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Published in David Regev on UX

·Aug 22, 2022

Recipe Saver App

Recipe management made easy! — Recipe Saver is a mobile app that I designed for a course in 2019 at the Touro College Graduate School of Technology. This post describes its design process, from identifying the problem to the interactive prototype. How might we improve cooking through recipe management? Table of Contents The Problem Research a. Competitive Analysis b. User Survey c. User Interviews

UX

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Recipe Saver App
Recipe Saver App
UX

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Published in David Regev on UX

·Aug 29, 2018

Tab-Free Browser (2017)

An interactive demo of a zoomable Web browser. — This post is part of a series of experiments in redesigning the Web browser. In this design, from 2017, I created an interactive demo of a minimum viable product — an evolution of my previous design for a zoomable browser/OS. Since I created my previous design, the design for my…

Firefox

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Tab-Free Browser (2017)
Tab-Free Browser (2017)
Firefox

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Published in David Regev on UX

·Aug 29, 2018

“Ubiquitous Firefox” Revisited (2012)

Building a zoomable Web operating system. — This post is part of a series of experiments in redesigning the Web browser. This design, from 2012, evolved from the previous ones, and so it answers some of the same questions, but goes even further: How do we solve the ‘too many tabs’ problem? How do we design a…

Firefox

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“Ubiquitous Firefox” Revisited (2012)
“Ubiquitous Firefox” Revisited (2012)
Firefox

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Published in David Regev on UX

·Aug 29, 2018

Ubiquitous Firefox, Part 2: Solving Tab Proliferation (Mozilla Labs, 2011)

Merging tab history with the scrollbar. — This post is part of a series of experiments in redesigning the Web browser. In all of these designs, the primary problem I was solving is that of ‘too many tabs’. In this design, from 2011, I was attempting to solve this problem while reducing browser chrome as much possible. …

Firefox

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Ubiquitous Firefox, Part 2: Solving Tab Proliferation (Mozilla Labs, 2011)
Ubiquitous Firefox, Part 2: Solving Tab Proliferation (Mozilla Labs, 2011)
Firefox

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Published in David Regev on UX

·Aug 29, 2018

Ubiquitous Firefox, Part 1: How Do You Design a Debris-Less Browser? (Mozilla Labs, 2011)

Replacing Browser chrome with a natural-language interface. — This post is part of a series of experiments in redesigning the Web browser. In this design, from 2011, I was attempting to figure out how to replace browser chrome (and “administrative debris”) with Mozilla’s experimental natural-language interface, Ubiquity. I had originally posted this on Mozilla’s usability list. Mozilla Labs…

Firefox

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Ubiquitous Firefox, Part 1: How Do You Design a Debris-Less Browser? (Mozilla Labs, 2011)
Ubiquitous Firefox, Part 1: How Do You Design a Debris-Less Browser? (Mozilla Labs, 2011)
Firefox

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Published in David Regev on UX

·Aug 29, 2018

Firefox ZUI (2010)

Reimagining the browser as a zoomable tree of pages. — This post is part of a series of experiments in redesigning the Web browser. In all of these designs, the primary problem I was solving is that of ‘too many tabs’. …

Firefox

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Firefox ZUI (2010)
Firefox ZUI (2010)
Firefox

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Published in David Regev on UX

·Aug 29, 2018

Browser-Design Experiments (2010–2017)

A series of experiments in redesigning the Web browser. — I’ve been experimenting with redesigning the Web browser for a while, creating various designs and mockups over the years. This a series about those ideas. In these designs, there are several questions and design problems I was trying to solve: How do we prevent the problem of ‘too many tabs’…

Firefox

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Browser-Design Experiments (2010–2017)
Browser-Design Experiments (2010–2017)
Firefox

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May 13, 2016

🫓 Soft Matzah Recipe

How to Bake Real Maṣṣāh at Home — This recipe will let you bake real מַצָּה/maṣṣāh at home. The result will be soft, pliable, and historically authentic — all without leavening. It should be identical to what has been baked in Jewish homes for millennia (before commercial “matzah” bakeries transmogrified this flatbread into crackers). …

Recipe

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🫓 Soft Matzah Recipe
🫓 Soft Matzah Recipe
Recipe

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David Regev

David Regev

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UX Designer/Researcher. Philosopher. Talmudist. – DavidRegev.com

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