Whoo hoo! We’re going on a road trip! Six cities in early 2006! You don’t want to miss it!

The folks at the New England ASIST Chapter have posted a podcast of Josh’s presentation on Tuesday. You can download it from here.

You can also grab the presentation slides.

Christine discusses the 5 Second Test, a variant of traditional usability testing designed to measure a user’s “Blink” response to a web site.

Jared shares a little bit of what we’ve learned about an essential element to good UX design: having a solid vision.

Mike M. from PhillyCHI asked about whether there is an optimal page size. Jared responded. Did he get it right?

A neat article that shows how mouse hovers have real power in a web interface. They still suffer from some classic problems, but those can be overcome.

Jared asks our readers: What tools do you use to produce quality user experience results?

Phillips has a new lab that feels like it’s modelled after the TV show Big Brother

The DUX 2005 conference was a gathering of 425 user experience practitioners, all hoping to learn more about their craft. Unfortunately, the conference hasn’t evolved nearly as fast as the field has.

Jared finds himself on the front page of the IT Enquirer.