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everydayUX morsels for May 31st – June 8th

by Alex Rainert on June 8, 2011 · 2 comments

Nice preso. Muddling Through the Mobile Web. (via @brad_frost) – flytip
How Twitter + iOS 5 Will Change Mobile Apps
(12) Why Netflix is killing it — and what… by Rakesh Agrawal – Quora
GREAT post on Netflix's success and what startups can learn from them.
Four passionate travelers launch Fortnighter to deliver high quality travel expertise – Industry
Love what this team is doing.
Excellent presentation. Amazon.com: the Hidden Empire
Tumblr Help Desk Software Stories
Great window into building a scalable support system for a product with explosive growth.

everydayUX morsels for May 20th – May 24th

by Alex Rainert on May 24, 2011 · 0 comments

The State of iPad Usability
Nielsen's back, baby!
Jack Dorsey’s Square Starts Its Bid To Kill The Credit Card
Great rundown of why this announcement is so big.
A Tour of the New Holiday Inn Lobby | Adweek
A sneak peek into the research and design going into the new lobbies at the Holiday Inn.
Seven Things Designers Can Learn from Stand Up Comics
Steve Jobs: Get Rid of the Crappy Stuff – Carmine Gallo – Your Communications Coach – Forbes
Say “no” more often than “yes.” Oh, and get rid of the crappy stuff.
Hi Res Tumblr theme
Great theme for large photos and videos.

EverydayUX morsels (October 13th – October 17th)

by Alex Rainert on October 17, 2009 · 0 comments

The Numbers Point Towards Mobility « MobileBehavior
Really awesome real-time visualization of mobile + social activity.
Neighborhoodr : Your Neighborhood Blog
Nice use of Tumblr to create a simple local blog network for the NYC area.
The myth of the page fold: evidence from user testing | cxpartners
Bookmark this piece so you've got it ready the next time a client brings up this tired issue.
Showcase of Web Design in Russia « Smashing Magazine
Some really interesting styles in here.
5 Traits of the New Creative Leader :: Management Tip of the Day :: October 14, 2009 :: HarvardBusiness.org
A relatively simple list that very few people can genuinely execute against.
Viper’s new iPhone app replaces your keychain | Web Crawler – CNET News
Good to see companies like Viper building integrated apps specifically for the iPhone. Starting to feel like a true platform.