On Amazon (and other sites), there are multiple levels of security, each intended to protect the user from an unintentional breach or fraudulent use of their private information. But usable is this?

“There are a great many mobile telephones on the market these days. All are made by companies with preposterous mission statements, all have idiotic names and all are full of ridiculous features that you neither need nor want.”

I was supposed to link to this ages ago, but totally forgot. Probably the best ecard site ever.

Sketchcasting is a new way to communicate something online by recording a sketch, optionally with your voice speaking. Any sketch can then be embedded on your blog/ homepage for people to play-back.

“Aina ei tajuta, että kun tekee tietojärjestelmän, määrittelee samalla työprosessin.”

I’ve met them all.

We use spell checkers for spelling so why not get a usability expert in when it’s something people will use?

The title says it all.

Despite the dull headline this post includes an interesting description of a session run by blind people and conducted entirely in the dark – no watches, cell phones, etc. allowed. Talking about a first-hand experience!

If you ask from the blind, it’s content first.

The backlash.