Can I Use It?
“You can be a fantastic graphic designer and make the most gorgeous, realistic looking interface of all time that nobody in the world has any idea how to use.” – Bill Van Hecke, OmniFocus
Tag: usability
ASTD Houston Tech Conference
I wrapped up a crazy June on Friday with a presentation at the ASTD Houston Technology Conference. I enjoyed having a discussion about usability and accessibility with about 30 training folks, centered around my Remember The User presentation: While it was rewarding to learn I…
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Accessibility: Don’t Be a Jerk
Apparently, I’m not very good about promoting the podcast Judy and I record once or twice a month, The ToolBar. We recorded our tenth episode before the end of 2011. The previous show had been about usability. This one was on accessibility, wish special guest…
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Usability: Don’t Be a Moron
Judy and I welcomed Julie Dirksen, a.k.a. UsableLearning, to The ToolBar to talk about usability, the learner experience, and to pimp her awesome new book, Design For How People Learn: Voices That Matter. It was a great show, with some great drink choices. Check it…
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