Mac Funamizu
on March 12th, 2010 
It always frustrates me when I find out that a USB stick is full after I’ve tried to put new data on it? Does data have to be so invisible? This frustration was the starting point of a new product, one that visualizes the digital information on a USB stick. … »
Stephen Anderson
on March 10th, 2010 As interaction designers, we’re keenly aware of the explicit meanings in words and images. But how many of us also focus on the what is suggested by our words and images?
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Jeff Parks
on March 8th, 2010 
Today on Radio Johnny Jeff Parks chats with freelance experience strategist in Amsterdam, Joe Lamantia on the emerging topic of Augmented Reality and how this discipline is acquiring tremendous interest with thought leaders and various industries around the world. … »
David Farkas
on March 5th, 2010 
Microsoft Surface is so 2008. That is what we are led to believe reading about the latest product from Future Labs, a interactive technology company that has developed Displax, a flexible and portable multitouch surface that can be integrated with any existing surface or screen.
Adrian Chan
on March 3rd, 2010 
I have a thing for British television. It’s from having grown up in Edinburgh, I’m sure. But it is bolstered by the fact that some British television is in fact really good. One of my favourites is the crime drama “Cracker”, a three-season masterpiece of the form. Moreover, I believe it’s much like online social interaction in its approach to human insights and collecting evidence. … »
Martin Polley
on March 1st, 2010 
We just posted our 100th video to Johnny Holland TV. To celebrate, we collected the ten videos that we think are the best of the bunch. So without further ado, and in no particular order…
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David Farkas
on February 26th, 2010 
Portable computing, including tablet PCs, has been the hot topic since Apple’s unveiling of the iPad in January. While the iPad has gained a lot of press and generated conversation about its intended audience and potential use, other tablet devices have been overlooked. Microsoft’s Courier is one such device. Courier—the soon-to-be production version of the Codex, a rumored tablet device widely discussed in 2009—provides a tablet platform for the student, techie, and slide-show-loving grandparent alike.
Eric Reiss
on February 23rd, 2010 
Along with globalization/globalisation, we increasingly see folks insist on standards (or more often beat each other over the head with standards). But have we actually “standardized” what we mean when we talk about “standardization”, “rules”, and “best practice”?
Jeff Parks
on February 22nd, 2010
Design Researcher Brynn Evans and Interaction Designer Will Evans talk with Jeff Parks about the importance of looking at the social elements of search. … »
Jared Spool
on February 17th, 2010 
In last month’s Johnny Holland column, I made the radical recommendation that UX professionals stop making recommendations to their clients. … »
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