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Mozilla Firefox’s average visit share in Europe, after a stabilization phase, grows again in December 2007 in order to reach 28%.

Let’s play a game: what if we were given the chance to see what the world (or at least the internet) would be like without design, usability, or SEO?

kiwanja.net provides free consultancy, workshops and advice to all grassroots non-profits interested in exploring the social and environmental potential of mobile in their work.

Navigation is often a key output of IA, but it is just the tip of the iceberg. IA starts much earlier and goes much deeper than this. Attempting to design the navigation without going through the whole process is like working in a vacuum.

A vast amount of links to how-to articles, worksheets, and samples that assist you in performing the various tasks in the process of designing and developing information.

“Responsible mobile use is the key to better social relations. We need to look carefully at our current use of mobile phones and find ways of being more considerate of others at work as well as at home, the coffee shop, the movies and theatre.”

At the moment, phone manufacturers give us little idea of what to expect. But people still read a lot of information into signal bars. It’s not unusual to hear people boast “I’ve got five bars” when a friend struggles to connect.

The Berlin International Design Center, certification institution TUV Nord and the German Design Council have developed a quality label for universal design.

Backgrounds, t-shirts, stuff for web nerds.

“This should be more like Google.” I certainly have heard that one before.

This breakdown of users very useful when considering what sorts of social computing tools you may need to deliver. It will not only help with identifying functional requirements, but also help with creating your marketing strategy for their delivery.

“Gmail has proved a delight in every respect. A couple of junk emails get through. For some reason, these are usually for a lottery.”