Following a discussion I just couldn’t stop myself participating in about date form fields on the list I googled a bit on the topic of date entry usability and found a extensive usability study on hotel booking systems. There is no silver bullet, and it is very dependent on the product. The battling sides are […]

I just played with Sloppy, a tool to simulate dial-up connections on your broadband for testing purposes, and I am very happy indeed with it. So if you have a web site or product that is most likely to be used by dial-up users, check them out with sloppy slowing down your connection.

What can and should be done before you start developing a web shop.

Human behaviour is rather predictable. When guessing passwords for example it is quite a good bet to check for names of family members and birthdates. It is also possible to predict what a person will choose when following certain rules, as the Mind Reader proves.

Internet Explorer has a nasty bug when you link to named anchors. You go there visually, but the focus of the keyboard access is not taken forward.