Update, 8p: I’ve just heard from Melissa Rach about the context that Twitter can’t provide. It’s some great info and I’ll share it here. From Melissa: I really appreciate you letting me know about this blog. I wasn’t able to get on Twitter all day (computer meltdown), but I was told that the quote was [...]
Tag Archives: User experience
Don’t Let Your Experience Be Your Guide
September 30, 2010 – 8:41 am
If you’re in the web industry, you’ve undoubtedly noticed that everyone — and I mean everyone — is an expert on what the web should be doing. It’s similar to education in this way: We all went to school, so we all think we know how a school ought to work. The same mindset applies [...]
Crazy-smart small detail in Flickr search
September 22, 2009 – 1:05 pm
So I’m looking up some Creative Commons images on Flickr for a presentation I’m finalizing. And I just noticed a crazy-smart detail in the Flickr search. I’m clicking from page to page in the search results, using the numbered buttons shown here. I noticed that I was just clicking over and over as I paged [...]