Archive for October, 2003

Don’t be a Usability Oppressional

Monday, October 27th, 2003

This is what I have been putting up with lately. I don’t post this to complain (well maybe a little), but because I know that most of the people who visit here run into similar situations.
I am on the receiving end of “Do what I say, not what I do.” I work with […]

Four More Words

Friday, October 3rd, 2003

Mark Hurst’s October article has a very good point to make. “Don’t define tasks beforehand.”
If you have never tried what Mark suggests, I (as well) suggest you try it. However, I think an important point must be made to put the article in context.
A Listening Lab is a very useful tool in terms […]