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January 2004
Design 102: Don't Punish The User • Tuesday, 27 January 2004
I wrote previously about how white space is just as important in good user interface design as the content itself. Whilst booking some concert tickets recently using the TicketMaster website, I came across another example of bad design.
Event Log Paranoia • Sunday, 18 January 2004
As a user of the Windows NT flavour of Windows since 1996, one of the things that I've got into the regular habit of doing is checking the event logs for anything untoward.
Learning To K.I.S.S. • Wednesday, 07 January 2004
Do the best programmers know how to Keep It Simple, Stupid? Is simplicity in itself a desirable goal? I didn't used to subscribe to the idea that simple was always best. I thought that sometimes complexity was the only answer.
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