Category: User Experience

  • This day worth of tweets would have read better in chronological order instead of the reverse

    amazing visualization of the power of github http://vimeo.com/2979844 (ht @sh1mmer) another man shooting up a roomful of women? fucking shit rt: for just showing tweets, Twitter has a widget you can customize (http://bit.ly/iq4qz). Otherwise: http://bit.ly/6d7aw (via @jwphillips) wha are the best twitter plugin for wordpress? I’m good at saying what I’m thinking and I’m good…

  • They're called favorites for a reason

    SarahKSilverman: Goddamnit! I am so sick of paying top dollar for mustache rides. jlangdale: RT @mashable Teens Don’t Tweet http://bit.ly/1GnYtK RT @jedijunkie: Also, Boy’s don’t cry, the numbers don’t lie, and Homie don’t play that. bobulate: What makes a good editor? RT Regarding saying no, the personal agenda, and edifying editing: http://bit.ly/7djaf (via @thatwhichmatter) brianoberkirch:…

  • Visualizing the impact of Git

    Ruby on Rails

  • Open questions from Twitter

    is the accelerometer on my iPhone a dud or is the software buggy and sluggish for everyone? remember those french / English, English / french dictionaries? my next book pitch after the novel: designer / engineer, engineer / desi … it’s really hard to find and install apps on facebook – i want to install…

  • The Information Architecture of Social Experience Design: Five Principles, Five Anti-Patterns and 96 Patterns (in Three Buckets)

    I have an article in the August/September 2009 issue of The Bulletin of the American Society for Information Science and Technology, called "The Information Architecture of Social Experience Design: Five Principles, Five Anti-Patterns and 96 Patterns (in Three Buckets)" (quite a mouthful, eh?). I’d like to thank Stacy Surla, one of my colleagues on the…

  • How may organizations learn?

    At Overlap in Asilomar last weekend, Jay Cross asked the question, “How can we improve learning in organizations?” and filmed a number of us trying to answer that question. Here’s the just-under-ten-minutes YouTube cut: (For my extensive roster of fanboys and stalkers, my segments are approximately 4:23 – 5:16 and 7:20 – 8:36.)