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.

Jared stops to ponder the role of convention and how it relates to web design.

Josh senses another watershed moment for online mapping after seeing an amazing example of the new Yahoo Maps beta in action.

Josh will be speaking on Web 2.0 at the New England Chapter of the American Society for Information Science and Technology event on 11/15.

We have a client (a major US travel-services brand) that is looking for some help with conducting Spanish language usability tests. They would like the tests to be in the US with Spanish speaking participants (where Spanish is their first language and they likely speak it at home). If you know of a lab, facilitator, [...]

At the UI10 conference, our bookseller brought all of the latest books on usability, product development, web design, development techniques, and user interface design. Christine Perfetti shares the most popular topics.