Dec 4, 2009

What many think of as an aesthe­tic pro­fes­sion has become so much more. By Andrian Kreye* There are few pla­ces oozing tra­di­tion like Oxford’s Ran­dolph Hotel. During the TED­Glo­bal con­fe­rence you would pass the res­tau­rant where tea sandwi­ches are ser­ved on ornate étagè­res and enter a thic­kly car­pe­ted room full of...

Nov 20, 2009

The 65 Most Annoying things about the Web. by Bra­dley Heb­don. We’ve come a long way on the web today. Or have we?  While we’ve inno­va­ted in many areas, we’ve also con­ti­nued to dis­re­gard pre-existing issues. And in some cases, we have also cre­a­ted new ones. Here is my list of the top 65 most annoying things about the web today....

Nov 19, 2009

Paral­lels between coo­king and desig­ning inter­fa­ces and websites. by Dmi­try Fadeyev* [usa­bi­lity­post] I’m not really an expert at coo­king but I do love to watch pro­fes­si­o­nals cook. I mean Miche­lin star level pro­fes­si­o­nals. What these guys pro­duce is really ama­zing and its also inte­res­ting to see just how much work...

Jul 15, 2009

Desig­ners de Inte­ra­ção pre­ci­sam se focar em 3 ques­tões básicas: Como o usuá­rio fará alguma coisa? O que ele deverá sen­tir? O que ele irá enten­der? Até os pro­du­tos (físi­cos ou digi­tais) mais sim­ples reque­rem que você faça, sinta e entenda alguma coisa. Como o usuá­rio fará alguma coisa? O fazer com­pre­ende duas...