Posts from 2010

Please indulge me for the customary end-of-year contemplation.

Evidence that, despite my scepticism, there’s something in this technology-as-behaviour-change-catalyst argument.

Peter Merholz’s rant is bold, uncomfortable and dogmatic, as all rants should be. I’d like to make a more reasoned case for the offense.

Several weeks ago, I opened a late-night email from Livia Labate, the IA Summit conference chair. I responded with blinking disbelief, the sort you get upon learning you were raised by wolves.

UX Storytellers, World Usability Day, UX London and SXSW. Acronyms ahoy.

I’m hardly a design dogmatist, but it’s time for an exception. All around the web, hover states are being abused, and only you can put a stop to this.

Yes, it is a limited beast. But the reading experience is superb, and this is why the Kindle is an excellent device.

At last, the book’s rolled off the printers and is in stock at all good online bookshops.