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links for 28 October 2006
Seeing through expert eyes: ace decision makers may perceive distinctive worlds - intuition and experience in decision-making (Science News)
“Experts learn to perceive things that are invisible to novices, such as the characteristics of a typical situation. They make high-quality decisions under extreme time pressure. When difficulties arise, experts find opportunities for improvising solution
(tags: expert experience)
The [...]
XHTML2 and XForms (an unusual kind of post for a blog like this)
I’m going to go out on a limb now and talk about technical stuff that I don’t really know heaps about, but I think is really interesting for Information Architects and Interaction Designers. I hope that people of a more technical bent will chip in and correct any errors I make and fill in any [...]
links for 26 October 2006
OK/Cancel - Greenfield With Envy
heehee… you’ll find this funny if you’ve been following the whole Adam Greenfield ‘why I don’t call myself an IA anymore’ story
(tags: informationarchitecture humour comics)
Making Life Easy for World Usability Day!
World Usability Day is 20 days out. Are you doing anything to celebrate?
If your work involves usability or user experience, you should be!
This is a great chance for us to make some noise and help spread the word that usability matters and that there are people like us who spend our time trying to make [...]
links for 22 October 2006
UI Conf: My Higlights from UI11 (justaddwater.dk)
couldn’t make it to UI11? Me either, check out Jesper’s great notes from the conference here
(tags: UI11)
The Dilbert Blog: Knowing When to Quit
“If everyone exposed to a product likes it, the product will not succeed… a product “everyone likes” will fail is because no one “loves” [...]
blog gardening (categories)
So, I finally took some time to go back an review the state of the categories on my blog this weekend. All in all, it took me about 2 hours to get things to a state that I’m now reasonably happy with. No wonder I was putting it off… it wasn’t fun. Quite an exercise [...]
Ms Dewey - Lessons in how NOT to design a search engine, brought to you by Microsoft
If you’re going to design a product with a smart ass attitude, then you really need to make an extra effort to make sure you get it right. Ms Dewey, a recent entrant to Search Engine Land, has all the attitude, but none of the smarts required to pull it off.
So, here’s the idea in [...]
links for 19 October 2006
Steer well clear of all meetings …
Top tips for getting ahead at work (via the Guardian… I don’t remember if you need to sign in to see this or not). I can’t say I abide by many of these rules now, but perhaps it’s time for a rethink. Eh. Just kidding.
(tags: humour)
less is not enough
OK. So I’m finally almost brave enough to send you in the direction of my very first ever podcast that I did for the Office 2.0 Podcast Jam. (Assuming you haven’t wandered over there and had a listen already.
I’ve been thinking a bit lately about this ‘cult of less‘ that 37 Signals seems to be [...]
links for 18 October 2006
Sign the World Usability Day 2006 Charter
Technology today is too hard to use. A cell phone should be as easy-to-use as a doorknob. In order to humanize a world that uses technology as an infrastructure for education, healthcare, government, communication, entertainment, work, and other areas, ..
(tags: WorldUsabilityDay usability)
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