Archive for October, 2008

Unless you have not seen a single piece of news in the past few months, you are probably aware that these are uncertain economic times. Though we all hope for a fast recovery and stronger economic times soon, it also pays to be pro-active and look for ways to become more efficient and re-evaluate how [...]

Well said:
Acquire taste – (37signals).
I admit that I’ve been guilty of subscribing to the “you’re just born with it” school of thought when it comes to taste but I’ve come to realize that this is somewhat elitist and also just plain not true. Additionally, it serves as a cop-out and an excuse to avoid the [...]

Thanks to Douglas Karr, I discovered a very useful list of usability rules that make good sense to review every now and then:
50 Web Usability Tips that Help You Attract and Retain Web Visitors.
A nice reminder that little details matter.

If you have not heard of Twitter, chances are you will soon. Twitter is a communication tool that allows individuals and organizations post small updates which can then be seen by “followers” of that person or organization. Followers can choose to receive Twitter updates via the web, instant messenger, or text message. Twitter is free [...]

I came across this blog post from 37signals today:
The difference between common knowledge and universal knowledge – 37signals.
I enjoyed this because it’s something we constantly struggle with at SpinWeb. The struggle is “how do we make this easy for our clients” while still following common usability rules. As tech-oriented people, we (i.e. the team at [...]




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