Trent Mankelow of Optimal Usability gives a handy set of tried-and-tested hints for mobile usability testing.
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Vicky Teinaki is a Kiwi turned English PhD student at Northumbria University in Newcastle upon Tyne, where she's investigating how designers can better talk about touch and products. When not researching or keeping Johnny Holland running, she tries to keep her web design and dev skills up to date, and tweets prolifically as @vickytnz.
Affective Computing
Anyone who can remember what it was like to have a computer before the iMac will know, emotion can have a huge impact on computers. That's[...]
What 8-Bit Video Games Can Teach Us About Design And UX
It's frightening to think that many kids finishing high school may have never played an 8-bit video game. For the rest of us–who now feel[...]
All Your 2012 Trends Are Belong to Us
As we swing into a new year, all the ‘best of 2011′ posts become ‘what’s going to happen in 2012′.
Municipal Devices
This post by John Tolva is heralded as “critical reading if you have any interest whatsoever in networked cities and[...]
Digital Tech and Our Lives: Portigal Consulting’s Omni Project
Portigal Consulting has published a 15-part (and counting) blog series[...]
Enchanted objects: Designing Products that Express Emotion
If you’re interested in design and emotion, you’ll want to take a look at the upcoming series of posts from [...]
EuroIA 2011: Day Two
Day two of EuroIA had speakers hailing from Italy (actually they were pretty well represented) to South Africa. And amongst [...]
EuroIA 2011: Day One
Nestled between ornate medieval and stark modernist architecture, EuroIA opened to a sold out crowd from twenty-seven different countries[...]
Names and Languages: Eric Reiss on IA and EuroIA
Not an Englishman in New York but an American in Denmark, Eric Reiss has been a leading figure in both [...]