Classic door usability
This is from a client's office. No problem to see when to push and when to pull. Nice. Simple.
This is from a client's office. No problem to see when to push and when to pull. Nice. Simple.
Inspired by all the tweets from IxDA10, I found this.
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The Apple Event started out as a Meh! moment but the more I thought about I really saw the use of it and when they presented the price it really felt like an instant buy. Still waiting to see the calculated price in Sweden though.
On the other hand I don't want more stuff, I want specialized stuff. I've got an iPhone already which I use all the time and will probably be better off with a giant iMac at home instead to complement my mobile solution. One more thing - for the iPad to be successful Apple need to fill iTunes up with content, even outside the US. And by content I mean movies, books and papers.Comments [0]
UX Exchange throws down on The Best UI You've Ever Used.
Stack Overflow throws up The Worst UI You've Ever Used.
Really funny reads. It's extra funny that the "worst GUI" list is so much bigger than the "good UI" list.
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Cool way to illustrate a user experience. I'm looking for more ways to illustrate or document these things so if you've stumbled across or made anything similar, please let me know.
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I will
1. Run more
2. Read more
3. Make my own HTML/CSS/JS framework
4. Work less, but create more
5. Take the green card in golf
6. Build my first iPhone app
7. Drink less alcohol
8. Drink more water
9. Play more video games
10. Eat less meat
11. Cook more
12. Spend less time on Facebook
13. Blog more
14. Take more photos
15. Travel
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Swedish public TV (SVT) as well as TV4 has released apps for the iPhone, on which you can watch the same material as on the web based streaming sites. This feels so right, yet so awesome.
SVT Play demo
TV4 Play demo
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