One poor decision in technology design can lead to a cascading failure for the user experience. One poor decision in the design process can lead to users having no control over the technology. Case in point: the electronic fetal monitor (EFM). Critics argue it is more technology than is needed, leads to more Caesarian sections, [...]
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The New York Times is reporting that WalMart’s new fangled milk jug is getting mixed reviews.
What’s not to like? Plenty, as it turns out.
The jugs have no real spout, and their unorthodox shape makes consumers feel like novices at the simple task of pouring a glass of milk.
The design of the milk jug is so [...]
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Folks,
Below is a (very!) brief overview of online surveys. This slideshow, via slideshare, is intended for people in the Web design industry. IAs, designers, media planners, strategists, usability researchers, and producers will learn if they should, in fact, do a survey.
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