while liquid design is important in websites, it is 6 gazillion times more important in html email. I […]

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marc takeno writes: “Hi, Just wondering what your take is on Amazon’s lack of “exit” indications on any […]

Moving WebWord > Understanding Design Misfits is an good paper to read to get some thinking going on […]

Just stumbled over the PDC 2000 – the Participatory Design Conference, and wondered if anyone had attended, and […]

Usage Modes that Work Together (Web Techniques, Dec 2001) is an article that helps slice up the view […]

Web Sites That Work Considering interface standards on the web Tools for Usability Making the World a Happier […]

from You’d Think They’d Learn: Bad Design Kills Web Sites (washingtonpost.com) “One benefit of the downturn is that […]

‘Discount’ user testing under fire “It has become almost a truism that tests involving five different users will […]

I guess when you’ve been doing this long enough, you start to see common problems crop up again […]

Eloquent rant onTextism about you know who….

End of Homemade Websites (Alertbox Oct. 2001) He’s at it again: Jakob starts with an outrageous statement, follows […]

Deborah J. Mayhew points out you get what you pay for: discount usability will not do the entire […]

Three Questions For Your Web Agency “Everyone’s a usability expert nowadays. But does your potential web agency really […]

Jakob Nielsen’s Alertbox for September 16 “New mobile devices and services are more realistic and useful than last […]

Evaluation Methods in Usability Testing Or, how to tell that you have a usability problem before it gets […]

Guerrilla usability mary Deaton tells it like it is: “Before we look at when and how to test, […]

Ben Henick, driven into a frenzy by the shoddy whitheouse.gov, catalogs its failings with virulent accurancy.

webword points me at another useful tool for our toolbox, the Fly on the Wall observation method.

Ben Henick, driven into a frenzy by the shoddy whitheouse.gov, catalogs its failings with virulent accurancy.

Apply Usability Methodologies in Intranet Information Architecture in a Real World Context Part II “A user needs analysis […]

Another gem from Dan Brown: Usability review of PayPal’s mobile version

The arguments about liquid design, scalable fonts and line length comes up again and again. You may wish […]

I don’t know how I missed Whipping Users into Shape , but it’s a hoot… “Ease of use […]

“What people are contemplating on their word-processor screens is the operation of their own brains. It is not […]

It’s not Jakob Nielsen’s birthday, but I meant every word I said. went over to a friend’s new […]

it’s not his birthday Jakob’s Nielsen’s is actually October fifth, making him a libra like yours truly. It’s […]

Is a high priced usability “Guru” a good investment? is an interesting and brutaly honest look at what […]