Summary: Containership is a useful interaction design technique that can help you direct your user’s attention and shape their experience by giving them visual boundaries. Containership
‘Getting in the mood’ is the name of a paper I’ll be presenting at Design and Emotion in Chicago 5-7th October 2010. Since I’m getting
In the past few years toolbars have started to appear on popular social networking websites like Facebook; product review sites like CNET; news sites like
Comscore released a study (June 30 2010) entitled Women on the Web: How Women are Shaping the Internet. It explores gender differences in usability. The
Summary: How well you get your customers to their destinations with your design, and help users do what they need to do, is the difference
Facebook has dominated the tech news this month since their April 2010 launch of the Open Graph. The problem stems from the new platform changes
“Imitation is the highest form of flattery”…so the saying goes. The problem with borrowing design and user interface metaphors from other applications, websites or brands
Today is Dr. Seuss’s birthday! Originally written in 2001, this is still timely and captures the consequences of poor usability: “One link two link, red
Summary: Fun is important to design usability (Monk et al 2002; Overbeeke et. al. 2002; Hazzenzahl and Burmester 2001). Fun activates several important cognitive processes,
Apple’s new tablet concept is rumored to be released in the first half of 2010. Apple and Microsoft are set to shake up the mobile
One of the interesting developments in content delivery for the Web is what’s being called the “real-time” Web. The implications for user experience design are
Summary: What’s next in mobile AR UX? In mobile, new game-changing AR-enabled phones offer location-based services blazing a path for Augmented Reality. What is Augmented
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