Blog of Johan Ronnestam

Tag: Usability

  • A Larger-Than-Life Multi Touch Experience That Will Blow Your Customers Away

    It’s not all about creating WOW-effects. You’ve gotta deliver some kind of value too. And this must be one of the better way can you deliver both of those qualities in a physical space. Imagine what this would do for Swedish tourism if it was installed in any airport in the world showcasing our beautiful […]

  • New York Times reinvents online newspaper reading with a new skimmering interface

    Yesterday ReadWriteWeb reported on a new article skimmer interface over at New York Times. It’s a stunning new way to let you quick read the headlines of all the latest news from the Sunday Times. The simplicity of this thing is striking yet genius. And as often before it turns out that content, usability and […]

  • A poster that I like

    Yahoo Pipes. A great tool. Right now I’m finalising my design RSS feed project where I’m putting more than 80 design blogs into a pipe and then after some filtering I can keep track of all 80. Sweet. Then as I tried it out today, out came a poster from a blog called DesignNotes. I […]

  • IKEA makes relevant use of web-TV

    It makes me warm to see that companies out there are starting to utilize the possibilities that comes with social media. IKEA has definitely understood how to make good use of web-TV as they started their own IKEA.SE/TV where you are invited to upload your own interior decoration tips. What’s even better is the fact that they’ve […]

  • The 10 commandments of webdesign

    Business Week posted a great article on the 10 commandments of webdesign. The list is short but well thought thru. Thou shalt not abuse Flash. Thou shalt not hide content. Thou shalt not clutter. Thou shalt not overuse glassy reflections. Thou shalt not name your Web 2.0 company with an unnecessary surplus or dearth of […]