I wanted to write down my thoughts upon reading the Smashing Magazine article on the gradual disappearance of Flash on the web. Along with the recent discussions rising from Apple’s moves on clearing Flash from the face of the earth, web and iDevices, it stimulated many of us to think if HTML5 can really replace Flash.
Without drilling into technical details, I think holistically:
Wireless and Wireline Subscribers in the US
“Silverback makes it easy, quick and cheap for everyone to perform guerrilla usability tests with no setup and no expense, using hardware already in your Mac.”
This might be a good option to ask for user’s feedback, especially if one contacts you over a problem they are having. This way you can see where they are having a problem + have the them annotate the problem they are having.
The website that Google ends up taking you to find your php questions, stack exchange, also revealed their UX related exchange website.
Artist vs. VC on Google image search
card sorting online! whoa, this really looks cool!
How your audience makes a difference
nice example for favorite + comment icon placement
Above-the-fold term comes from newspapers, which users consume the content after they buy. In web, users take action after they consume the content.A quote to help you in ‘above the fold’ discussions
An article on memorialization process of the deceased on Facebook
So I am thinking; a single word is sharper than a blade, and a single picture is worth thousand words, how sharp is an image?
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