I make a habit of looking at neighborhoods when I walk or drive through them, whether in my own city or making my way down one of the many shopping avenues in a large metropolitan area. You can see fabulous views, great architecture, interesting businesses, sometimes a bit of trash, and quite a few surprises every once in a while. But the scenes...
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"How should I deploy my site or application to mobile?" This is a common question we hear from our clients these days. Unfortunately, the answer is not as straightforward as you might think. One key fact overrides almost every conversation in this space: Just because it's smaller, doesn't mean it's easier to produce. In fact, in many cases,...
Read moreThere is a well-known saying by Benjamin Franklin that states, “In this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.” If we take that lens to interaction design, we could say: In design nothing can be said to be certain, except eye candy and following new trends. The screens are changing, but the approach, sadly enough, is not....Read more
When it comes to evaluating the usability of an interface, user testing is often considered unnecessary if an expert has already reviewed it. Since people rarely behave the way you expect, an expert can find major usability problems, but usability tests always reveal surprising issues.
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Nice look at how the iPad could augment the way we experience and interact with television shows and events.
Nike’s Better World site launched yesterday, developed (by W+K) in the much-discussed and lauded HTML5.
Although the computer is a normal part of our lives, it is still something we notice is present. We open our laptop and go to a browser to go to a Website to gather information. Notice how we really aren’t going anywhere in reality. We’re actually navigating around within the computer, or other computers we are connecting with. Everyday we go to...
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