HCI-SITES LINKS (1625 links) 2012-05-08

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New Links Since: 2012-02-01

• FastExpert Dutch Grobbendonk
  2012-05-08 Edwin Waelbers Sopheus edwin@fastexpert.be
  Expert reviews at user-friendly prices
• Mobile Site vs. Full Site
  2012-04-10 Jakob Nielsen useit.com
  Good mobile user experience requires a different design than what's needed to satisfy desktop users. Two designs, two sites, and cross-linking to make it all work.
• Human-centered Environments for Learning and Programming (HELP) Lab at Washington State University English United States, Washington, Pullman
  2012-03-22 Chris Hundhausen Washington State University hundhaus@wsu.edu
  The HELP Lab at Washington State University performs research at the intersection of human-computer interaction and education. Using the diverse methods of human-computer interaction, we design and empirically evaluate computer technologies and pedagogical approaches that help undergraduate students learn within the domains of engineering and computer science.
• Disruptive Workflow Design
  2012-03-12 Jakob Nielsen useit.com
  Smooth-flow task performance makes application use pleasurable. But disruptions are all too common due to crinkly design or creaking implementation.
• Bylines for Web Articles?
  2012-02-27 Jakob Nielsen useit.com
  Should you say who wrote the content on your site? Sometimes yes (for credibility), sometimes no (for brevity). And rarely in mobile.
• Mobile Sites vs. Apps: The Coming Strategy Shift
  2012-02-13 Jakob Nielsen useit.com
  Mobile apps currently have better usability than mobile sites, but forthcoming changes will eventually make a mobile site the superior strategy.

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