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UI Design Newsletter – Past Issues

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Past Issues Topics Covered
   

December, 2000

What does the Near Future Promise for Usability? – Usability-related observations from COMDEX.

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November, 2000

The Usability of Punched Ballots – Improving usability in America's voting systems. Calculating the number of test subjects required to find usability problems.

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October, 2000

Link Affordance – How can designers improve the "link affordance" of their Web pages? What is the link affordance rate of your Web pages?

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September, 2000

Reducing Reliance on Superstition – How to improve design decisions by reducing reliance on superstition. Let’s start with Miller’s "Magic 7"

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August, 2000

Human Interaction Speeds – What are typical human interaction speeds for reading, listening, speaking, keying, and handwriting?

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July, 2000

Menu Selection – What can we do to speed-up website interactions?

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June, 2000

Improving User Performance – A recent task taxonomy of browser use concludes download time and scrolling are two major problems that developers need to address.

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May, 2000

Screen Resolution – Can users read faster when using monitors that are set at higher resolutions?

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April, 2000

Web Page Design – Where are the Facts? – Good grouping and good alignment make a difference. Pictures and words on buttons improve usability.

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March, 2000

e-Commerce Success? – What percent of the time do users find what they are looking for when using the Internet or corporate Intranet?

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February, 2000

Screen Size – Bigger is Much Better – Does the size of the screen relate to the speed with which work can be done? Is there any value in buying larger monitors or having larger Web pages?

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January, 2000

Speech Recognition – Why is it taking so long for speech to be used as a primary input method?