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User experience

Oct
6
2008

Using the Microsoft Ribbon without anyone getting hurt

Designing an effective Microsoft Fluent/Ribbon toolbar is not for the faint of heart. You need to understand your users’ activity in detail and plan a consistent overall experience.
I’m working on two WPF applications at the moment. For both, we have to decide whether to use traditional File/Edit/View menus or an MS-Office-style ribbon. It’s [...]

Sep
1
2008

Our technologies shape us

Aug
25
2008

Apalling and astonishing

Aug
18
2008

New facebook design confirms a drift to the right (nav)

Aug
11
2008

To-scale paper prototyping for the home

Aug
8
2008

Social design for Springleap

Jul
10
2008

What makes us productive and what makes us stupid

Jun
22
2008

Making user experience a hot topic in Cape Town

Jun
13
2008

Why did Apple launch a bad phone?

Jun
5
2008

Tower Bridge starts to Twitter