Usability week ending May 30th

Saturday, 29th May, 8:02 AM
New technologies require new methods, but refusal to follow tested established principles is #usability disaster: http://j.mp/aJFu82 #ui

Friday, 28th May, 10:16 AM
Key to #Apple success is taking the time to explain things to the consumer that no other vendor bothers to: http://j.mp/bV6PR9

Friday, 28th May, 10:15 AM
What strikes me most about Wired's iPad app is how similar it is to a 1990s multimedia CD-ROM. This is not a compliment: http://j.mp/aJfdOj

Thursday, 27th May, 3:06 PM
#Usability isn't everything--more playful interactions will keep me engaged and might even lift my mood: http://j.mp/9RDNnd #ux

Thursday, 27th May, 9:05 AM
Preferences avoid tough decisions. Instead of using your expertise to choose best, you're leaving it to customers: http://j.mp/cjdVF1 #ia

Wednesday, 26th May, 1:11 PM
Haven’t we reached a point in history where pencil and paper is outdated? Well, no. Not for web design anyway: http://j.mp/aY6ZU1

Tuesday, 25th May, 10:20 PM
RT @8x3h: Use your grandma -- the over-the-phone explanation test: http://bit.ly/auaMeB #ux /via @azaaza

Tuesday, 25th May, 2:48 PM
“Responsive architecture” makes physical spaces respond to the presence of people passing through them: http://j.mp/bPqo3o #ux #design

Tuesday, 25th May, 8:51 AM
Take research and knowledge about the brain, visual system, memory, motivation--extrapolate #psychology of #UX #design: http://j.mp/c8Rx4w

Monday, 24th May, 2:40 PM
Effective #design isn't about Photoshop, software, email, project management, or even computers. It's about service: http://j.mp/d6slG6

via twitter.com/terretta