There are books which talk about theory (ie. standard design patters or
Cognitive Psychology), but because the user approach to software
is continuously evolving, and there are always new problems to solve, common
sense, sensibility (noticing the current solutions which work well) and a
very good
On 19/11/10 02:46, Spike Burch wrote:
Anyone have book or website recommendations for learning more about usability?
Off the back of my mind, I could recommend you a few books that I have
lying around.
These are three classic ones:
- The design of everyday things - D. Norman
- The humane
On Thu, Nov 18, 2010 at 07:49, Carsten Agger ag...@c.dk wrote:
What about complex test scenarios ... i.e., not for usability test the
way it's described in RubinCisnell, but more for testing purposes?
E.g., import photos from camera, edit in the GIMP, ...
sounds exciting!
you're saying you
sorry.. forgot to add:
there was an initiative before lucid i guess.. to give ubuntu a simple photo
manager, i.e. the Simple equivalent to Simple Scan..
* anybody have a link to the blueprint?
and now there's this:
Thank you everyone who replied! This is enough information to feed my
appetite for quite a while. :)
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