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Aug 14th 09 Syndicated

SpoolCast: Comps vs. Code Followup

Answering questions with Ethan Marcotte following up his recent seminar Duration: 22m | 12 MB Recorded: August, 2009 Brian Christiansen, UIE Podcast Producer [ Subscribe to our podcast via ←This link will launch the iTunes application.] [ Subscribe with other podcast applications.] [ Direct Link to MP3 File ] A couple of weeks ago we held a UIE Virtual Seminar with Ethan Marcotte from Happy Cog...
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Aug 13th 09 Syndicated

Serco ExperienceLab and Shaw Trust announce strategic partnership

Serco ExperienceLab (formerly Serco Usability Services), the UK’s most established experience design research agency, and national employment charity, Shaw Trust, UK market leaders in Web Accessibility, today announce a new strategic partnership. The partnership represents a joining of like-minded specialists, who believe user testing helps clients optimise customer experiences. Just as Serco ExperienceLab...
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Aug 9th 09 Syndicated

New Program: Web App Summit 2009

We’re very excited about the 2009 Web App Summit, in Newport Beach, CA for April 19-22, 2009. This will be the must attend event for anyone building web applications! We’re planning on launching the full site in January, but we wanted you to have a sneak peak at the great program we’ve put together. This year’s Summit is really exceptional and we think you’ll want to be...
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Aug 9th 09 Syndicated

Spoolcast: Ajax Aids Accessibility?

Duration: 23 m | 12 MB Recorded: January, 2009 Brian Christiansen, UIE Podcast Producer [ Subscribe to our podcast via ←This link will launch the iTunes application.] [ Subscribe with other podcast applications.] [ Direct Link to MP3 File ] Yes, if you do it right, using Ajax techniques can improve accessibility. Surprised? You shouldn’t be. Ajax is like most techniques and technologies on...
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Jun 13th 09 Patrick J. Wilson

User Experience Philosophy

I am often asked what my philosophy or ideal is when it comes to user interface.  The answer is simple, if you’ve done your job correctly people don’t need to notice the interface.  Now that’s not to say that it needs to be boring and invisible, it just needs to have the ability to be invisible to the user who is only looking for specific content or trying to complete a specific task.  The...
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