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Month: September 2014
UX and wearable tech
Digit by Toshiba In April 2014 Toshiba released a promo video and website advertising “Digit” their wearable tech technology. The concept wasn’t particularly outlandish with the rate of advancement in wearable tech, but it was unfortunately an April fools joke. The T.Jacket Allows you to hug your child remotely. DrumPants Nymi – using your unique… Continue reading UX and wearable tech
Smart forms – first name, lastname
When building a form, it is advisable to make the form as short as possible, by reducing the number of questions asked in an attempt to reduce the number of dropouts. Recently when filling in a form I came across an example where only one form field was used to ask me my full name.… Continue reading Smart forms – first name, lastname
Techies being responsible for newsletter micro-copy?
I saw the following email subject line when I decided to unsubscribe from a companies mailing list: Unfortunately the tone of the subject line was pretty harsh Termination Sometimes when speaking with techies, or industry professionals, they will throw in jargon by accident. Something that is well known in their field, but to the layman… Continue reading Techies being responsible for newsletter micro-copy?