Fascinating New Infographic

04/13/2010

Perhaps we should look at this first when we examine the graphical display of information.

Original here.


More on Productivity from Ray

04/13/2010

Fred,

I’ve gotten a lot of mileage out of the Pomodoro Technique.


Ray DeLaPena
UX Architect
Lab49


Interesting Colour Picker

04/13/2010

colrpickr. Not new, but still interesting. It uses an array of Flickr images. Worth a play.


Facebook pagination

04/12/2010

Did they just change the pagination method? Why?


Ed Clayforth-Carr announces new Blog

04/09/2010

User Experience Designer and Quality Evangelist Ed Clayforth-Carr will relaunch his blog at 11:00 am GMT today after a hiatus of more than 2 years. The initial launch of Ed’s Fantabulous Cavalcade of Whimsey will be a rather plain affair, design wise, but that is entirely intentional on his part to highten the effect of his planned redesigns.


Apple really has a problem with Flash

04/09/2010

New iPhone Developer Agreement Bans the Use of Adobe’s Flash-to-iPhone Compiler at Daring Fireball.


Mark Plant first in UK to break iPad

04/08/2010

Despite his best efforts to protect the device while in his bag, this was the result:

So, the lesson from this: Get a good, rugged case for yours.


New UX Heuristic Method article by Bill Scott

04/08/2010

Designing with Lenses. I’m still digesting this, but I find it a very interesting approach.


Personal Digital Workflow

04/07/2010

Rick Winslow (rwinslow@lab49.com) tells us in response to my previous post on Productivity:

Mark Hurst is a NYC UX guy who wrote this primer on managing personal digital workflow: http://bitliteracy.com/

Most of it is probably a bit rudimentary for folks at the Lab, as it is aimed toward a wide audience. But he describes a system for managing email, todos and media diet that I have found to be very practical and effective. He also advocates the practice of maintaining an empty inbox, which I think is pretty sensible.

Thanks Rick.


Gender differentiation of Colour Identification

04/07/2010

Here is the Chart.  I am very skeptical about the science behind this.