…or a Kindle, or a nook.
I recently spotted this man at a Starbucks in SoHo.
He was clearly settled in for the day, his keyboard propped up against the wall behind him, feet kicked up, book in hand…and in the other hand, a magnifying glass to help him read the damn thing.
That very same day, I [...]
Tags:Accessibility·Design·Mobile·Pain·Photography·User Experience
I’ve found myself at Penn Station quite a lot lately. You see, I’m working on the project of a lifetime with Happy Cog Philadelphia, so I visit by train from time-to-time.
A few weeks ago I observed some unusual behavior:
I’ve passed by this column dozens of times when I walk into the Amtrak area from the [...]
Usablenet is responsible for some of the most easy to use mobile websites your smartphones can find. They chose a good company name.
Their platform powers mobile sites such as JetBlue and Northwest Airlines, Amtrak and NJ Transit, Hilton Hotels, 1800Flowers, and dozens of other sites you’d be surprised to hear. Just point your mobile browser [...]
If you’ve been reading this blog for long enough, you know I don’t own an iPhone. How is it possible for a designer to not own an iPhone? Read one of my most popular posts: “Why I don’t have an iPhone (but might someday).”
I am the proud owner of a BlackBerry 8830 World Edition on [...]
Tags:Mobile·Pleasure·Productivity
You know how you share one set of grandparents with your first cousins? I’m sad to say that my grandparents have all passed on, but I’m still very lucky to still have one nonagenarian in my life — my first cousins’ other grandmother. Her name is Jill and ever since I was a little kid [...]
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