nanotech dermal display
Screenshot: medgadget.com medGadget reported on a designer concept of a nanotech dermal display by Gina Miller: “In his book Nanomedicine, Volume I: Basic […]
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Google’s so-called simplicity
Screenshot: google.de Don Norman’s truth about Google’s so-called simplicity “True, but that’s because you can only do one thing from their home page:
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gaming device for first-person-shooter
Prof. Steffi Beckhaus presented her research on a new gaming device for first-person-shooter at the Mensch und Computer 2005. The corresponding paper from
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listening to your users but ignore what they say
Screenshot: headrush.typepad.com/creating_passionate_users Kathy Sierra about “listening to users” and Pat Parelli: “Is “listening to users” really the most important way to keep them
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The use of closed card sorting
Screenshot: psychology.wichita.edu Donna Maurer about the use of closed card sorting: “For years (literally) I have been trying to figure out what closed
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marketing is a usability tool
Screenshot: guidebookgallery.org Andrew Swartz recommends to use marketing as an usability tool: “Sometimes, to make a product easy to use, you have to
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500 Infografiken “Sozialpolitik”
Screenshot: sozialpolitik-aktuell.de Nicht unbedingt schön, aber zahlreich: “Mehr als kostenlose 500 Info-Grafiken bietet die neue “Datensammlung Sozialpolitik” im Internetportal www.sozialpolik-aktuell.de des Instituts für
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why clients don’t care about accessibility
At Digital Web Magazine Christian Heilmann published an article about reasons why clients don’t care about accessibility. “Working as an accessibility consultant in
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