The iPhone has made two things possible: the mobile Web and user
experience-driven product innovation. The mobile Web up to the iPhone has
been a series of promises, hype and sub-par user experiences from handset
manufactures and platform providers.
The iPhone seems to change the conversation entirely, offering a solution that finally offers truly desirable mobile usability to users.
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Obama is already being described as the Internet President.
Will his Internet savvy include an agenda for usability?
If so, what might that agenda include?
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Have you ever heard the expression, "There are no user errors, only designer errors"?
In a usability test a few years ago, a user explained: "When I search for something, first I look at the first three items...looking for general information and then I look for more specific items..."
Websites and web applications are being developed rapidly, incrementally and with heavy user involvement, says this ComputerWorld article on Web 2.0.
A recent study (July 2008) by Sathish Menon and Michael Douma from the Institute for Dynamic Educational Advancement reinforce usability truths but also sheds light on the disconnect between designers and their target audiences.