If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!Gosh, this week has just flow by, and at the same time it feels like about a million years since the holidays ended. We’re quite blessed to have a fast start in the New Year. Happy 2010!
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Our first item [...]
11 Best practices for doing Software Usability testing – I agree with most of what’s said, EXCEPT – or perhaps with a caveat – that you don’t need to record these sessions. I love watching live usability tests. Watching video of usability testing is second only to watching paint dry, but it’s often necessary to [...]
I took the “2009 Survey for People Who Make Websites“, have you?
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Liable for defamation for pointing out Photoshop blunders? Or liable for defamation for labeling a professional critique of bad work as a liar who doesn’t know his stuff?
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At Normal Modes, we love things with thoughtful, useful design. So when we came upon this video from 1970 detailing how Eames chairs were designed and fabricated, we were captivated.
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I’ll admit my reluctance to attend meetings was once a hindrance on my Corporate America career. Even worse, I had the audacity to grouse when [...]
Anyone who’s flown halfway around the world in a uncomfortable airline seat will appreciate this. What’s the difference between a regular, everyday seat and a regular, everyday seat that makes people giggle, giddy with excitement? Inspired Design Is Essential, and All Too Rare (WSJ)
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Good website usability isn’t just about thoughtful UI and dazzling [...]
Are you on Facebook? Duh…I know. Who isn’t? Facebook can be a surprisingly powerful advertising and marketing tool. The New York Times piece, How to Market Your Business with Facebook, is a handy guide to getting started with your Facebook marketing efforts.
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Smashing Magazine recently featured an article about iPhone application design trends. This article discusses [...]