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- Afraid to give comments to your design team? Or just not connecting? How to Give Design Feedback will help: http://tinyurl.com/2g3mfyw #ux #
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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-12-19
- New study explores usability of online toy retailers. Which is best? http://tinyurl.com/27lmdyp #
- Reason #15 Your Car Smells: Cuz breeding car turtles is fun! Enter Conan's #20PinetreeAirFresheners Sweepstacular @ http://bit.ly/an50kt #
- Report shows travel website usability
Five great 404 pages and 3 important tips when creating one
404 pages have long been the bane of anyone using the internet. We often find ourselves on a 404 page because other sites link to pages that no longer exist. The default messaging from the originating site then, must give the user something to explain the lack of… read more
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-12-12
- Google Maps improves UX by paying attention to the little things: http://tcrn.ch/i381Th #
- New book explores essentials of usability testing: http://tinyurl.com/35m9ujj #
- New blog post on marketing to different generations: http://tinyurl.com/2a4dfhe #
- Four principles of better
Crafting commercials to meet a company’s position in the market
On January 8th, 1982, AT&T lost the natural monopoly on phone service it had enjoyed for just over 100 years in the United States. Along with the judgment by the US Department of Justice came the spinoff of multiple “Baby Bells” which then became autonomous regional phone companies. Today we… read more
Marketing to the generations
Dan Coates recently wrote a great article on the segments and shifts in generations within the consumer market. According to the work of Howe and Strauss, there are six current generations in the United States:
- The GI Generation (or the Greatest Generation, if you are Tom Brokow)
