No wizards. No forms. No Facebook Connect or Twitter Oauth popups. No typing at all. A single click is all you need to sign up for friend.ly. After that, you’re in, with a profile including your picture. You’re connected to … Continue reading
I recently joined a wave of about seven user experience professionals, with all of us participating and discussing, in real-time, the merits of Wave. In fairness, if you send seven UX snobs to review almost any interface, you can expect … Continue reading
In some recent usability tests I noticed that users constantly have to click back and forth between “Help” documents and the content they’re getting help on. Most software or web help documents suffer from this problem: They are separate from the … Continue reading