The 2005 IA Summit in Montreal was great. Here is the Boxes and Arrows wrap up. I was one of many contributors to this effort.
Just wanted to point people to the article I wrote for OK-Cancel and the accompanying comic.
I have been following w/ zeal Luke Wroblewskis recent interest and thinking around AJAX-based applications, and the design implications that this new technology brings. He will be at an RIA event soon, so if you are in the Bay Area you should catch it. In his latest article, entitled ...
Yesterday, the Interaction Design Group (IxDG) announced the launch of their new Resource Library. What makes this resource so special is that it is a publicly contributed to, edited, annotated resource.
The IxDG press release is included here.
A recent article in Wired News is a review of one of their freelance writer's articles over the last 5 years.
On the one hand, I think taking responsibility for what they publish in this proactive way is a good thing and quite honestly better than the "retractions" by MIT and ...
The AJAX Summit was held this week, hosted by O'Reilly and Adaptive Path. It was by invitation only and included some pretty nice players: eBay, Google, Yahoo (Flickr & Oddpost), to name a few.
Turns out it was a campaign for AIDS education. Nicely played! Nicely Played ... indeed.
So yes, I do KNOW! ... and so should you.
Samsung has just introduced it's new phone, the P207. It's primary exciting feature is that you can talk into it, and it will create an SMS message for you (text).
My question for the ages is, "WHY!!!!".
First off, I think it is damn cool that Samsung has put really good ...
I looked up Aesthetics on ye new wikipedia and found that there were sub links for music, architecture, visual design and some others. Aesthetics though tends to be most associated not with the outcome of a creation process, but rather a deconstructive criticism of existing products.
I've decided that of late ...