Who doesn’t love a good UX design, and who doesn’t get totally frustrated with bad experience design. Hail to all the great UX designers of the world. Spread the love for UX design !!!
ILUVUXDESIGN from lyle on Vimeo.
This site is no longer updated but kept as it still get lots of traffic. You can find more updated information about me at jenswedin.com.
Who doesn’t love a good UX design, and who doesn’t get totally frustrated with bad experience design. Hail to all the great UX designers of the world. Spread the love for UX design !!!
ILUVUXDESIGN from lyle on Vimeo.
Extremely well animated and beautiful movie about the history of internet, this is UX at its top.
“History of the Internet” is an animated documentary explaining the inventions from time-sharing to filesharing, from Arpanet to Internet. The history is told using the PICOL icons on picol.org. You can already download a pre-release of all picol icons on blog.picol.org/pre-release-picol-icons
You can see the credits and more information on this movie on
lonja.de/motion/mo_history_internet.html
I use Woopra for my statistic needs on some of my sites. Really great software to keep up what’s happening on the site in real time. One thing I don’t like is the blurry desktop icon they use so I did a new one. As I’m a Mac geek nerd it’s of course important that it looks good. The icon has a width & height of 512px so now it clear & sharp.
I also included an ico file for your Window needs. I have not tested this on Window so let me know if it doesn’t work.
2008 is coming to an end and it has really been a great year, so many great articles and blog posts about XHTML, CSS, design, accessibility, usability, semantics, ID & UX and other things related to the web. So if you haven’t read the articles in this list you really should, they are the top of tops, the cream de la cream.
Here are my top 63 list of best articles 2008 in no specific order, thank you all for a great year.
In a few days (dec 31th) Verva, the Swedish Administrative Development Agency is closing down and together with them their guidelines about usability and accessibility, the 24-timmarswebben. This is is incredible sad, much work has been put into these guidelines and are used by many in the public sector.
Right now the guidelines has been moved to a new site by Peter Krantz, one of the authors behind the guidelines. This is a private intitative and all salutes to Peter.
So if you think that 24-timmarswebben is important, I’ve created a petition to save the guidelines. Please sign up and send the URL to anyone you know that think the guidelines should live on.