Winners from the BFTF ReUSEIT competition

In Archive by Fredy Ore

The winners of the Built for the Future – ReUSEIT competition have been announced with Michael Pick, Jonathan Biggs and Ray Henry picking up the price for top redesigns of …

CHI-Place is relaunched

In Archive by Fredy Ore

CHI-Place an online community forum site on Human-Computer Interaction has been relaunched. The website, continues to be a resource for information on related topics, interviews, extra reading, external resources and …

The Usability Methods Toolbox

In Archive by Fredy Ore

The Usability Methods Toolbox by James Hom is a collection of useful information on the various methods and techniques used in usability evaluation. The list contains a large selection of …

Wireless camera for handheld usability testing

In Archive by Fredy Ore

Noldus, a US based software and instrumentation company of research products, have developed a mountable wireless camera designed specifically for usability evaluation and testing of portable devices and mobiles. Their …

6-Webs that describe user interation on the Web

In Archive by Fredy Ore

Bill Joy an executive, founder and chief scientist of Sun Microsystems, Inc. has written an interesting article titled, Why One Web Won’t Do, which looks his “6 Webs” that define …

The usability of Linux and Windows XP

In Archive by Fredy Ore

ComputerWorld comment on a research study by Relevantive which compares the usability of Linux and Windows XP, with XP slightly ahead. The study looked at how easily two groups of …

Maya’s Methods when evaluating Interfaces

In Archive by Fredy Ore

Whilst reading this blog post by Peter Merholz, which commented on the ACM Interactions article by Microsoft’s Dennis Wixon, Evaluating usability methods: Why the current literature fails the practitioner (which …

Don Norman on Activity-Centred Design

In Archive by Fredy Ore

Don Norman has posted a really interesting article in JND on a remote control developed by a small company in Canada called Harmony, which is Activity-Centred. Their remote controls are …

Column Two – a useful weblog on KM and CM

In Archive by Fredy Ore

Column Two is an Australian weblog by James Robertson, Managing Director of Step Two Designs, a consultancy based in Sydney on Content Management (CM) and Knowledge Management (KM). The blog …

Template Building with TypePad

In Archive by Fredy Ore

For the next five days, Mena, Ben, Anil and the crew from Six Apart (the cool funky company that brought you the blog publishing tool, Movable Type), will be showcasing …