Archives for May 2008

Faviki.com: No OpenID – Fail

While I yield to no man in my admiration of Tim Rowe, I cannot accept his latest invitation to join him on faviki.com. This is because I have resolved to boycott any new service unless it supports OpenID. I have written to Faviki about this. Let’s see what happens (nothing probably), but in my opinion, [...]

29 May 2008 | Coding, Technology | 1 Comment

Joi Ito: Why Mobile Hasn’t Happend Yet

In my dreams, I like to think that if I ever made a lot of money I would be like Joi Ito. He must rank as one of the most worthwhile people on the planet, and somebody that I’d love to meet. Today, he writes an astute post about the “mobile Internet” and why nothing [...]

23 May 2008 | Copyfighting, Culture & Society, Technology | No Comments

Worst Interaction Design Yet

What a beautiful mess. Your mission is to work out how to unsubscribe from one of the mailing lists in the “Newsletter Subscription” section. A lot of work went in to avoiding having check boxes in this design.

18 May 2008 | User Experience | No Comments

Administrivia II

Server upgraded, Webtorque will be looking rather sqiff for a while until I work out the WordPress theme that I heavily hacked up and forgot to note any changes to… Enjoy. [LATER] Pretty much done now. Wish I could work out a way of removing that pesky horizontal line beneath the header image.

18 May 2008 | Living | 2 Comments

Administrivia

Webtorque will be down this weekend for maintenance while I try to upgrade the server. It went wrong the first time, so here’s hoping. My Tiscali hell is also continuing though, so the downtime may be longer than it needs to be. Think of it as a rest.

16 May 2008 | Living | No Comments

The User Experience of Britannica Online

I have a 12 month subscription to Britannica Online. This was advertised as a way of letting me link to full Britannica articles free of charge from my blog, should I so wish. Indeed, have a read of this entry, which you would not have been able to see unless you had been a subscriber [...]

10 May 2008 | User Experience | 3 Comments

 

 

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