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Tuesday October 13, 2009

NYT Video Segments

Video Interface for the New York Times breaks the video down into navigable chunks

The New York Times does a fantastic job of providing just the right detail in just the right way to keep me engaged and informed. Not seeing this same kind of effort from big TV, online or otherwise.

Image posted by Matt Donovan in Accessibility/Usability, Design, Information Design, Interface, User Experience .

Thursday August 27, 2009

Physical Storage vs. Digital Storage

Every hour 384 albums of photos are uploaded on Flickr

Our EMC friends at Mozy have a knack for posting fun data visualizations. Here’s a great one illustrating physical size and capacity of storage through the ages .

Image posted by Mark Kraemer in Infographic, Information Design .

Thursday February 12, 2009

EMC Consulting wins UX Solution of the Year at FASTForward 2009

Congrats to our UK sister-team for developing this Surface/Silverlight solution as an interface to FAST search technology . The application shown here is is live, not a hollywood-set demo. Each gesture interaction triggers a live query back to a FAST server in Boston.

We’re looking forward to more opportunities to work with Surface and Silverlight.

Video posted by Mark Kraemer in Information Design, Microsoft, Usability, User Experience, Visualization .

Monday October 20, 2008

Effective Dashboard Design

I was sorry to miss Aaron Hursman’s “Effective Dashboard Design” presentation last week at Refresh Dallas. Thankfully the slides are on Slideshare , and the live presentation is available via Ustream .

Looks like Aaron shared lots of good principles for data visualization and provided great examples.

Image posted by Mark Kraemer in Information Design .

Friday August 8, 2008

The Design Looks Like A Heather But Sounds Like Tom Waits

by T. Scott Stromberg

The question then becomes, is a positive response to good design natural or learned? Is it instinctual or intellectual? Steve Krug in his book, “Don’t Make Me Think!” has stated (and I paraphrase) if the user is taking the time to think then the usability of the design should be questioned. That said…could good design exist outside of usability and if so does the lack of usability devalue the design or relegate it to–design for design’s sake?

Article posted by T. Scott Stromberg in Design, Information Design, Usability .