Herkut 3.1.2008
tammikuu 03, 2008
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A nice round-up of last year’s usability studies.
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Some simple ways you can use CSS to improve the usability and accessibility of your site. Even better, no sexy visuals will be harmed by the use of these techniques.
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No way an easy read, but anyway worth your while.
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What you need to know to survive the next decade. It’s easy to shrug you shoulders at this point, but let’s just wait and see.
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And here I thought it had died already.
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This might be a bit contradictory to what you have heard and learnt before, so use your head while reading.
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Is mobile phone boom boxing socially acceptable?
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U.S. researchers said that people who use cell phones while behind the wheel impede the flow of traffic, clog highways and extend commute times.
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“The way I define the mobile context helps me decide how a service should be presented in the mobile channel. I think of the mobile context as the product of 1) the device, 2) the user, 3) the technical stuff.”
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“If you find you’re working harder on the management of your projects than you are on the projects themselves, it’s probably a good idea to scale back, re-set expectations and focus on what’s important.”
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“The main drivers for Web 2.0′s decline as the exponential growth in the number of User Generated Content (UGC) websites facing a backlash from cautious advertisers not wanting their brand to appear in front of unsuitable content.”
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“While most large companies wouldn’t dream of being invisible on the web, it’s shocking how many small businesses survive without a website.”
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“The thing that’s interesting about designing for mobile isn’t the form of the device. It’s that the device comes with you.”
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I’m in love. I just have to have this! The bunny of all bunnies!
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“It’s my prediction for 2008 that these innovations will become understandable, both commercially and socially, and easy enough for anyone to use and access.”
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The study carried out by The Future Laboratory, interviewed trend-setting consumers from 17 countries about their digital behaviors and lifestyles signposting emerging entertainment trends.
