Notes on papers, books and blogs about Cognitive Ergonomics, HCI, philosophy of design and everything interesting
The NSF Science & Engineering Visualization winners (via Data Mining) are inspiring pieces of work. The real challenge is to find ways to exploit the work put into visualizations like the modelling of the flight of a bat.
Tags: visualization, design
The Bloomberg interface is a cognitive artefact which is a part of any stockbrocker’s life. Unfortunately, it’s interface is still stuck in the 80s:
Notice the stark contrast of the terminal’s ultramodern design with the clunky interface. The people at Portfolio noticed this too, and asked three design firms to explore the redesign of the Bloomberg interface (via UX magazine). […]
In an interesting article in boxes and arrows, Michael Beavers gives tips on stakeholder interviews. What I found extremely interesting is his representation : very information rich and useful for any organizational investigation.
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