Earlier this week, Facebook released a new feature called “People You May Know.” Three random friends of friends are displayed in the right sidebar of your homepage in the hopes that you’ll make more connections.
When you click the “see all” link, a longer list of possible friends is offered up. Of the 27 people displayed, [...]
People you may know
March 30th, 2008 · 4 comments so far
Tags:Community·Facebook·LinkedIn·Social Networking·User Experience·Webapps
The JDate Toolbar
March 7th, 2008 · 2 comments so far
I’m Jewish and I’m single, so it shouldn’t be any surprise to you that I’m on JDate. It’s raining and I’m home on a Friday night, so obviously I signed on. And what did I see? The JDate Toolbar!
I’ve used JDate on and off for years, and one day when I have the time and [...]
(In)Consistency in keyboard shortcuts
March 7th, 2008 · 3 comments so far
More and more I’ve been using web apps in lieu of the traditional desktop applications I used for years. Primarily it’s because, like many of you, I have a home computer and a work computer; storing information online makes it far easier to access from both locations, particularly when one’s a Mac and one’s a [...]
Tags:Pain·Productivity·Usability Evaluations·User Experience·Webapps
links for 2008-02-24
February 24th, 2008 · No comments yet
Facebook Targets FriendFeed; Opening Up The News Feed
Facebook plans to allow users to add activities from FriendFeed directly into their Facebook news feed.
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Commuter Feed
Commuter Feed is a Twitter mashup that aggregates traffic reports. Users tweet traffic updates to a Twitter robot along with an airport code and then parses those [...]



