Computers often ask us to confirm our intentions. Asking ‘Are you sure you want to do that?’ is a useful way to reduce input errors, but the way this question is posed is inconsistent. We could improve the user experience – and reduce errors – by making it more consistent. Here are a couple of current […]
Monthly Archives: May 2013
Filtering RSS feeds for a more useful inbound content stream
Noise is the price we pay for volume and diversity of content. I’m hopeful that we can reap the rewards of the wealth of information around us, while minimising the price way pay having to filter through it to get to the good stuff. I’m interested in the task of focusing on relevant, helpful material […]