Monthly Archives: November 2009

• Our friends at Moto have made Blackjack for Multitouch http://is.gd/51T4W Deal us in! #
• The new Aol (sic) logo is a one-word sentence in Futura…against stock art. Good luck! http://tinyurl.com/yf54slz (via @ryfernandez) #
• "Has Bell Invented A Telegraph Killer?" http://bit.ly/7YXXgN (via

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• Walky, the iPhone controlled robot http://is.gd/4Wr9r (via @tmaiorana) #
• How interaction designers get their heads around wicked design problems: First Do No Harm http://j.mp/16AGvi (via @uxmatters @fritzism) #
• Cute video from MAYA about the Trillion-Node Network: http://vimeo.com/7395079

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• The Perils of Open Source Design, especially for hardware: http://is.gd/4RaSv Witness: the 18-button OpenOfficeMouse #
• Wait, the Litl isn't a touchscreen? A device like this, seems like a natural fit. http://is.gd/4Rbdu #
• #4081 in The List of Things That Will End Badly http://is.gd/4ReEg

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After giving this talk over a dozen times over the last two years, I’ve decided to retire Tap is the New Click. Here are the slides. Continue reading Tap is the New Click >>

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There is a crucial difference between design and advertising, and it is the same difference as between art and design, and that is intent. Continue reading Design, Art, and Advertising >>

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Tenth in an ongoing series of Why Products Suck (and what we can do about it). Continue reading Why Products Suck #10: Product Hygiene is Ignored >>

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• Terrific movie character interaction charts: http://bit.ly/L7YjG (via @mulegirl) #
• The Future of Interface Design http://is.gd/4M4tB #
• The Future of the Web: Where Will We Be in Five Years? http://is.gd/4M4Uz #
• Explaining UX Research http://j.mp/1pccF3 (via @

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