Blame it on jetlag: I can’t sleep, so I took some time to go over my unread RSS feed items. Here are some links from the previous week that you may find interesting:
- Google on BMW dashboards – another example of bad usability (in this case, even good usability, I’m afraid) being able to kill
- And some more Google news, this time about an improved, flashy interface (though, when I see “improved” and “flashy” together, I’m cautious)
- And, guess what, news about a Google research study – on assessing levels of user frustration from search behavior. Hanjun reviewed the same study, but emphasized different points.
- Finally, some quick and easy advice from RWW to improve site navigation… what do you think about it? How does it combine with the navigation principles you read about?
Oh, and I have to post this one… even though it may not be directly related to usability, it’s got to be one of the more unique lost pet signs out there.
I thought you were linking to this page when you talked about lost pet signs:
http://www.27bslash6.com/missy.html
I kept laughing when I read it last week 🙂
That’s hysterical, I remember seeing it some time back on Facebook.
I love the email conversation back and forth with the cat poster design. I could not stop laughing at work, and I definitely got some weird looks as I try to explain the greatness that was this link. Thank you.