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Using Ubiquity to "edit" web pages
I commonly take screen-shots of our web applications, and use them here within my blog. Occasionally when I do this, I want to hide or obfuscate certain pieces of information. For example, I may want to share a screenshot of a case from one of our production Read More...
My vote for worst web site: the Microsoft Partner Program
It's that time of year again - time to renew our Microsoft Partner Certification. I hate this process. I especially hate their website - it very well may be the worst design in usability I've ever encountered. Unsupported browser To start, they only want Read More...
A great example of usability improving the customer support experience
The 37signals guys point us towards Twitter's use of HelpSpot's Help Desk software : How do you help your helpdesk/support team give you the best support? Give them the information they need right from the start. I really like the simple, clear, and concise Read More...
Seagate cares about the customer experience, and it shows
Check out this post on How Seagate learned to package like Apple . Not only is the packaging well done, but the "technical" manual (that doesn't come across as technical) is as well. They obviously thought about the entire customer experience , from a Read More...