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User Experience feed.Adaptive Path Charmr
A brief write-up on Adaptive Path's Charmr project.
Posted by Jay Goldman on Monday, October 8, 2007 at 01:01 AM in User Experience, Design with tags adaptivepath, charmr, diabetes, insulin, medical, device, stevejobs, apple • Permalink • 0 comments
Keepon Keepin' On
What does a little yellow dancing robot tell us about ourselves?
Posted by Jay Goldman on Friday, March 23, 2007 at 08:13 AM in User Experience, Tech Geekery with tags keepon, robot, dance, roillo, marekmichalowski, CMU, hidekikozmi, NICT, transformers, beatbots, spoon, video, cute, PDRP, qrio, uncannyvalley, zombies, actroid • Permalink • 0 comments
Ikea Ecommerce
E-commerce has never been more accessible than ever before. There are several solutions available from completely custom developed solutions to variations on pre-packaged solutions. The difficulty still remains connecting your real world systems with your virtual world systems, specifically, inventory management.
Posted by Michael Glenn on Monday, March 19, 2007 at 11:00 AM in User Experience, Taking Care of Business with tags ikea, ecommerce, inventory, supplychain • Permalink • 3 comments
Microsoft User Experience Round Table Trip Report Part 5: Wrapping Up
Part five of our Microsoft Trip Report in which we provide some final thoughts and conclusions.
Posted by Jay Goldman on Friday, March 16, 2007 at 09:00 AM in Trip Reports, User Experience, Taking Care of Business with tags microsoft, ux, userexperience, ribbon, office2007, nyt, nytreader, windows, vista, xp, gadgets, expression, blend, web, design, media, opensource, proprietary, apple, mozilla, firefox, apache, tomcat, eclipse, java, mysql, xaml, oxo, target, clearrx • Permalink • 0 comments
Microsoft User Experience Round Table Trip Report Part 4: Expression
Part four of our Microsoft Trip Report in which we review the Expression Studio suite.
Posted by Jay Goldman on Thursday, March 15, 2007 at 09:00 AM in Trip Reports, User Experience, Taking Care of Business with tags microsoft, ux, userexperience, expression, web, design, blend, media, studio, xaml, platform, tools, craft, openstandards, open, xul, xhtml, css, adobe, illustrator, apple, iphoto, aperture, lightroom, frontpage, visualbasic, jeffhan, google, picasa, iview • Permalink • 1 comment
Microsoft User Experience Round Table Trip Report Part 3: Design Matters (Maybe?)
Part Three of our Microsoft Trip Report in which we talk about some rough spots where design doesn't matter enough (yet).
Posted by Jay Goldman on Wednesday, March 14, 2007 at 09:00 AM in Trip Reports, User Experience, Taking Care of Business with tags microsoft, ux, userexperience, trip, report, design, knowthyuser, expression, blend, gadgets, windows, live • Permalink • 0 comments
Microsoft User Experience Round Table Trip Report Part 2: The New Microsoft (Again)
Part two of our trip report from the Microsoft UX Trip Report, discussing Microsoft's new direction as a design-focused company.
Posted by Jay Goldman on Tuesday, March 13, 2007 at 09:00 AM in Trip Reports, User Experience, Taking Care of Business with tags microsoft, ux, userexperience, trip, report, billgates, memo, internet, design, craft, MSDN, ribbon, nyt, reader, labs, austinhill • Permalink • 0 comments
Microsoft User Experience Round Table Trip Report: Part 1
Part one of the Trip Report from the Microsoft User Experience Round Table, held in Seattle on March 19th and 20th, 2007.
Posted by Jay Goldman on Monday, March 12, 2007 at 09:00 AM in Trip Reports, User Experience, Taking Care of Business with tags ux, microsoft, bellevue, westin, danielshapiro, johnoxley, apple, ryanapps, traffik, colinbowern, officialcommunity, audreycarr, organic, davidcrow, nicoleflippance, highroad, tomgeorge, designaxiom, davegoodwin, uwaterloo, anthonyhempel, blastradius, brycejohnson, navantis • Permalink • 2 comments
Microsoft UX Round Table: Day Two Photos
Day Two photos posted to Flickr.
Posted by Jay Goldman on Friday, February 23, 2007 at 02:58 AM in Trip Reports, User Experience, Taking Care of Business with tags microsoft, ux, userexperience, flickr, photos • Permalink • 0 comments
Give Me My Leopard!
Posted by Alistair Morton on Thursday, February 22, 2007 at 07:00 PM in User Experience, Tech Geekery, Marketing, Taking Care of Business, Design, News with tags Apple, OS, OSX, Interface • Permalink • 3 comments
Microsoft UX Round Table: Day One Photos
Photos from our first day at the Microsoft User Experience Round Table.
Posted by Jay Goldman on Tuesday, February 20, 2007 at 09:01 AM in User Experience, Taking Care of Business, Trip Reports with tags microsoft, ux, userexperience, flickr, photos • Permalink • 0 comments
Reporting Live From Bellevue
Our first report from the Microsoft User Experience Round Table.
Posted by Jay Goldman on Monday, February 19, 2007 at 04:17 AM in User Experience, Taking Care of Business with tags ux, microsoft, bellevue, westin, aircanada, enroute, ife, inflightentertaintment, thales, topseries, virginamerica, va, red, embraer, e190, davidcrow, johnoxley, apple • Permalink • 1 comment
Red with Envy
A glimpse at the future of In-Flight entertainment courtesy of Virgin America.
Posted by Jay Goldman on Friday, February 16, 2007 at 03:43 PM in User Experience, Tech Geekery, Marketing, Taking Care of Business with tags virgin, virginamerica, virginatlantic, red, engadget, inflightentertaintment, socialmedia • Permalink • 0 comments
Photoshop CS3 and a MacBook Pro
Posted by Alistair Morton on Friday, February 16, 2007 at 03:00 PM in User Experience, Design with tags Adobe,, Publication,, Software,, beta • Permalink • 1 comment
Do they still use canoes?
Letting a customer have their online order delivered to one of your stores can be a valuable opportunity to convert an occasional shopper into a lasting repeat customer. Get it wrong, though, and you risk tarnishing that customer's perception of your entire brand.
Posted by Martin Kuplens-Ewart on Friday, February 2, 2007 at 04:00 PM in User Experience with tags ecommerce, online+ordering, ship-to-store, shipping, customer+retention • Permalink • 0 comments
Bettering the Better Way
We convened a crack team of Web Professionals to contribute our thoughts on improving the TTC's website.
Posted by Jay Goldman on Tuesday, January 16, 2007 at 09:00 AM in User Experience, Tech Geekery, Taking Care of Business, Design with tags ttc, robertouellette, readingtoronto, spacing, torontoist, blogto, transittoronto, davidcrow, joeydevilla, willpate, markkuznicki, madhavaenros, transit • Permalink • 23 comments
Tailoring to Experience Levels
A discussion on tailoring features in your UI to experience levels of your users, prompted by a blog post from Rohan Jayasekera.
Posted by Jay Goldman on Wednesday, November 1, 2006 at 05:27 PM in User Experience with tags • Permalink • 0 comments
All Flash = Bad
Our friend Patrick inspires a mini-rant on all Flash websites.
Posted by Jay Goldman on Saturday, August 12, 2006 at 05:38 PM in User Experience, Marketing, Design with tags adobeflash, flash • Permalink • 13 comments
Data Lock In
This week will be my third attempt to switch our published company phone number to our new provider Unlimitel from Primus. We were previously using Primus but their services were not as flexible as Unlimitel’s and the configuration of our phones were never correct. We lived with it because it was cheaper than the alternative Bell.
Posted by Michael Glenn on Thursday, June 29, 2006 at 10:15 AM in User Experience, Marketing, Taking Care of Business with tags unlimitel, primus, data • Permalink • 1 comment
Will It or Won't It?
So... Quicken... uh... works or not?
Posted by Jay Goldman on Monday, June 12, 2006 at 02:46 AM in User Experience with tags quicken, thisisbroken • Permalink • 0 comments
