Archive for the 'Usability' Category
Wednesday, May 31st, 2006
I had an off-line chat with Andrew Stone, to see what his reaction was to my recent entry about the design of Videator. He agreed to let me publish his response here as a counterpoint to my pretty strong criticism. He makes some good points and at the end of the day, he’s right: it’s […]
Posted in Cocoa, Software Reviews, Technology, Usability | 24 Comments »
Wednesday, May 31st, 2006
This post is part of my MacBook Pro Complaints series. Instead of (or in addition to) linking directly to this post, consider linking to the series link, which includes a summary of all findings to date and direct links to the pertinent downloads that users may find useful. Thanks for reading! Anybody who’s been following […]
Posted in Apple, Intel, MacBook Pro, Usability | 37 Comments »
Wednesday, May 24th, 2006
(Note: Now updated with specific UI criticisms of Andrew Stone’s Videator application. Scroll down to the middle if you’ve already read the first part) John C. Welch has posted a scathing critique of Andrew Stone’s new Videator core video application. In fact, he’s used his reaction to the application as an opportunity to confess that […]
Posted in Book Reviews, Cocoa, Software Reviews, Technology, Usability | 28 Comments »
Wednesday, May 17th, 2006
WebnoteHappy is a desktop bookmark management tool from Happy Apps. Author Luis de la Rosa has focused on making it easy to quickly add bookmarks from any browser, and give them a text note and tags if desired. The application also makes it easy to import and export a variety of formats. I haven’t used […]
Posted in Software Reviews, Usability, Web | 6 Comments »