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• More Fun with Users... from Digg

  Here are two bits from the user registration process at Digg that makes them a little more human. and Posted to Design and tagged as digg , registration , ui , fun Similar Posts OCS 2007 - On Crowdsourcing Are You Ready for Smarter Spenders Bursting Your... Posted Jul 11 2008, 03:12 PM by evolvingWe Filed under: Design

• Smile

  I don't know why, but lately I'm a sucker for things like this... Posted to Design and tagged as ui , text Similar Posts Anti-Permission Marketing - Why I stopped using Windows Live Mail They advertise the hell out of scrabble What I'm Reading... Posted Jun 17 2008, 11:36 AM by evolvingWe Filed under: Design

• The voice of your product or community

  Something that's never really discussed in the visual age is the voice of your product or Community. Words are just as important as important as the visual design and layout. The language of your product educates, informs, and sets the tone of the... Posted Jun 16 2008, 05:59 AM by evolvingWe Filed under: Design

• Creating a New Breed of PMs at Telligent

  Don't tell my dev team's but today is the first day I've felt like I could catch my breath since taking on the challenge of building up a Program Manager foundation at Telligent. That means that it's a good time to talk about what I've... Posted Jun 11 2008, 03:51 PM by evolvingWe Filed under: Design

• Is your application "ready to rock"?

  I love this touch of personality... especially considering this tool is made for something that's traditionally boring... Posted Apr 09 2008, 09:29 PM by evolvingWe Filed under: Design

• Defining user perception of social applications

  I’ve been thinking about the differences between developing social and traditional applications. What’s the difference, for example, between developing Word and Facebook? The obvious difference is that one is social and one isn’t. But what does that really... Posted Apr 01 2008, 03:14 AM by evolvingWe Filed under: Design

• Goals Really Do Motivate People

  I love little things like this. It seems silly, but goals have been proven to motivate people. They don't work alone, but when combined with other compelling expereinces goals can put your user's average time on site through the roof. A recent... Posted Mar 31 2008, 02:45 PM by evolvingWe Filed under: Design