Got to keep up with the web. Here is a collection of pages I've bookmarked.
Going freelanceGarrett Dimon is going it alone again. Great article - I hear everything that is being said
URI styleWise words from Tim Berners-Lee. Why are so many URIs appalingly crap? More on this soon...
Get style in JavascriptThis is always really tricky, but this is a good go at a function to do it and is very useful
The 7% solutionSo think about this one. Then think about it again. Now apply it to your own market sector.
Lift designNot UI (although many lift control panels need better thinking about) but this collection of lifts from around the world is great. However, a glass floor lift - Not me...
Windows Mobile is appallingly badBeen using it all day and it is rotten. I mean, why have both a "Wifi" and a "Wireless LAN" control panel - both of which do different things???
KDE 4 goes RC1Apparently not finished on the UI polish yet - but looking damn cool
No comments found hereNew scientest look at web comments and why they tend to the abusive side of a conversation
Easy to use mobilesMassive gap in the market here - and still not filled. Warning - shockingly bad web-site
Firefox 3 sees Beta 1Must be something in the air - all the browsers (minus IE) are getting great upgrades just now
Book lightBeautiful concept - if it sees the market this will go down very well
Wifi radio?There are lots of UI possibilities here (do one thing well) - although I do want to know how on earth you would enter a WEP password on the demo device...
Hooray for eye candy!Once you have the basic functionality nailed - what makes people buy your product? DESIGN
Marketing is not a dirty wordOf course not. UX and marketing are entirely complimentary - when your UX and marketing people work well together, all are happy
Apple has set the standardAnd others are failing to live up to it - looks like Windows Mobile has got very little going for it (a cursor on a mobile???)
The long wowThis is it, totally bob on. You want people to constantly enjoy using your UI
How to engage a design teamDesign is a two way process (if you want to get the most out of it) - some ideas from the Adaptive Path team
Breaking UX downUser Experience involves a lot of different skills. This is a great breakdown of what is involved in the various aspects
Common usability issuesReordering last weeks list of problems - some of these really annoy me when I am actually looking for something
Using the space dimensionUsing space is becoming more and more important - and it offers an incredible number of opportunities
State of the art with CSSStill good to see the working group pushing on - shame that the modules we really wan (Advanced layout and Grid layout) are still only being explored...