I’ve been facing an interesting problem of late… I have an internal tool that is useful and used widely across an organization, with many users with many different needs. Boy… that sounds like EVERY application doesn’t it? Anyway, I’ve been struggling with a small problem… how do I cater to every users needs without cluttering [...]
Archive for December, 2008
Lazy Registration
December 9th, 2008
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I recently started browsing the excellent UI-patterns.com site again and came across one of my favorite UX concepts: Lazy Registration. I won’t repeat the details too much here, but the concept is simple… let your users use you and delay making them create an account until the last possible moment. A lot of sites can [...]
Why Must People Degrade My Profession!?
December 7th, 2008
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This post is going to be filled to the brim (and overflowing) with obviousness, so first let me don my captain obvious costume… There, that’s better. Not it’s time to rant about one of my biggest pet peeves since I graduated college: why oh why oh why does everyone of my friends, family members, friends [...]
TDD Anti-Pattern Survey
December 3rd, 2008
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Someone took the time to put up an informal survey of sorts on TDD Anti-Patterns on stackoverflow. Knock yourself out.
