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The user kind blog explores the tools and the trade of user centered design, information architecture, usability testing, interaction design, and websit design.
I’ve discovered some pretty slick and painless ways to recruit participants for your usability test. Google recently released an easy way to create a questionnaire and have the posted form automatically fill out your Google spreadsheet. Heres how you get started: Step 1) Create a google spreadsheet Step 2) Create your questionnaire form Now you can create any combination [...]
I recently read The Tipping Point by Malcolm Gladwell and must say it has had a profound impact on how I see information design and the world in general. It is the concept that little things make a big difference or “tip” an idea, concept, or product from mediocre to widespread adoption. The book is filled [...]
I’ve been doing a lot of usability testing on the mac lately and have learned a lot from it. One of the best things I’ve learned is that even though the mac is the most expensive computing platform, it is the cheapest to conduct a quality usability test on. Here’s why: Recruiting: Craigslist - $Free (I [...]
Stumbled on this site that lists out a bunch of really bad yet funny error messages found on Windows. One of them found the same dreamweaver error that I had a few months back. Good stuff.
I am about to embark on a pretty exciting usability study on some software we’ve been working on at Blue Lava Technologies. Since I will mostly be conducting usability testing on my own (everything from recruiting people to moderation and reports), I need a way to capture the user sessions on the computer so I [...]
The president at the start-up I’m working for, Lorenz, has been ranting and raving about how awesome Facebook is…so much that we’re starting to wonder if he is secretly working for them. Though I still don’t quite understand what the buzz is all about yet, he recently found and used their polling feature that I [...]
One of the biggest usability problems you encounter in a fully Ajaxified site (i.e., a completely dynamic site that functions with little to no page refreshes)…is the fact that anything you load dynamically on the page without a refresh is blind to the browser’s buttons, as well as bookmarking. Kailash however has discovered a slick [...]
I updated my copy of Adium instant messenger today, and after it installs, it presents me with this message: After reading it, i had no idea what to do. The question starts out “Do you want to allow access…” and the action buttons are “change/dont change”. I knew that one button would probably grant the new [...]
But for a good reason. I have accepted a full time position as Director of User Experience for a social-based web 2.0 startup in Honolulu, HI. The company is called Blue Lava Technologies, and we’ll be developing some break-through technology that will change the way you interact with your photos. I have been working on the [...]
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