- adaptive path » blog » blog archive » A new framework — Todd Williams from Adaptive Path looks at a new (mental/process) framework for design. Really good article – even if you don’t ascribe to it, there’s loads to think on in there.
Tagged as: design usability process interaction ux - Potlatch: the marketing ‘we’ and other lies — These marketing strategies are bogus forms of anti-capitalism, fraudulent denials of the unbreakable-but-contradictory relationship between quantity/exchange value and quality/use value. Between them, they promise a new economic culture, in which ‘economy
Tagged as: business society advertising marketing economics - Facebook’s "Privacy Trainwreck": Exposure, Invasion, and Drama — "Privacy is not simply about the state of an inanimate object or set of bytes; it is about the sense of vulnerability that an individual experiences. When people feel exposed or invaded, there’s a privacy issue." Loads in here that’s of use beyond this qu
Tagged as: exposure privacy facebook social socialsoftware socialnetworking - Overstated: HT06, Tagging Paper, Taxonomy — In the paper we present two taxonomies of tagging, the first dedicated to design decisions in tagging systems, and the second to the incentives that drive people to tag therein.
Tagged as: folksonomy tagging research paper article - Crazy Egg – visualize your visitors — Crazy Egg is, basically, low-budget heatmapping for the web. Powered by Rails – it’d be interesting to look into this more when certain things go live…
Tagged as: analytics heatmaps web tracking rubyonrails statistics usability - Algorithms — PDF drafts of a new textbook.
Tagged as: programming reference algorithm - Guardian Unlimited Arts | Arts features | Between the lines — What if you could see each page of a book at the same time, hear every note of a sonata in an instant, or view an artist’s works all together? Idris Khan’s obsessive photographs attempt to do just that, writes Geoff Dyer
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