iAllenkelhet er firmabloggen til Netlife Research. Vi lager slanke, lettstelte og effektive interaktive løsninger som gjør at du oppnår dine mål og får fornøyde brukere.
It´s here; a new edition of the (in)famous Bad Usability Calendar. The past three calendars have all been successful in distributing examples of bad design around the world. Check out the fresh examples of exaggerated use of fancy Web 2.0 design, meaningless cover flow, unuseful personalization, pull-down menus from hell and more…
The Bad usability calendar now has it’s own web site at www.badusability.com.
We would like to express a big thanks to all the people who contributed with their ideas!
The website will make it easier to spread the calendar and you can also upload a picture of your Bad Usability Calendar on add your calendar. We will be giving out 5 book prizes through the year, so upload your calendar to join the draw for a prize!
The Bad Usability Calendar 2008 is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike License.
Animation has been prevalent on the web all the way from the earliest gifs through Flash intros to mobile user interfaces. When and how should it be used today? In this post I discuss some of my thoughts about how little animation details can elevate the user experience.
Under SXSW 2013 i Austin, Texas var jeg omgitt av skriveglade bloggere i Samsung Blogger's Lounge. Jeg blogget også fra konferansen, men i form av visuelle notater eller sketchnotes. Jeg har tidligere skrevet om hvilke fordeler det gir å benytte grafisk visualisering. En positiv effekt er at du kan dele dine notater direkte etter endt foredrag. Dette krever imidlertid at du har gjort noen forberedelser på forhånd og at du bruker tiden under foredraget mest mulig effektivt.
Pingback: → /blog
Thor, 19.08.2008 3:54 am
Bruce Sterling is also enjoying The Bad Usability Calendar: http://blog.wired.com/sterling/2008/08/the-bad-usabili.html