OJR article: What Newspapers and Their Web Sites Must Do to Survive What Newspapers and Their Web Sites Must Do to Survive Long, haven’t read it yet but the thought present in the title hits home. I read newspapers but find the web to be a few days ahead and more accurate through triangulation of information.
Taste Whisky With Slate – And discover the wonders of peat. By David Edelstein Taste Whisky With Slate And discover the wonders of peat.
Interview with Doug Turner and Chris Hofmann of the Minimo Project – NewMobileComputing.com Minimo is a web browser based on the gecko engine targeting PDA and mobile devices. Very cool. Current it is running fine on a 64mb iPaq, the target is 32-64mb. The browser brings full support for web standards whereas IE on the […]
peterme.com: The Oversimplification of Mark Hurst The Oversimplification of Mark Hurst In his latest “Good Experience” email, Mark offers a series of notes for successfully addressing what he refers to as “the page paradigm.” Unfortunately, he’s misguided as often as he’s on target. Mark is basically correct when he states: – – – – – […]
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Back in 1994 Jakob Neilsen, et.al. did a card sorting exercise for the Sun web site. This article “1994 Design of SunWeb – Sun Microsystems’ Intranet” explains the process.. Jorge A. Toro at CardZort Zone offers links to the topic of card sorting but also offers CardZort, a computer application to aid in card sorting […]