- Interface Culture - about computers as new media
- User Experience Management - about product management and innovation processes > moved to http://hci-design.blogspot.com/search/label/management
- User Experience & HCI Design - about delightful software and web applications
- OpenOffice.org User Experience - about improving the open source office suite > this came to an end because Oracle removed its commitment to OOo. It seems that the branched LibreOffice has much more backing by the open source community.
- metascript - everything else is miscellaneous > This turned into a mini blog at mprove.tumblr.com/
- virtual UX - my blog at Oracle on Desktop Virtualization, Enterprise 2.0, and User Experience
Dec 30, 2007
New blogs on the block
Dec 2, 2007
Zeitgeist
It is my hope that people will not take what is said in the film as the truth, but find out for themselves, for truth is not told, it is realized.
Sep 28, 2007
Aug 29, 2007
Aug 28, 2007
Jun 25, 2007
podcasts for reboot9
check out Nicole Simon's pre reboot conference podcasts at cruel to be kind. Actually, by now they are post reboot.
Technorati Tags: reboot, reboot9, openoffice
May 15, 2007
A duel at reboot9
I am happy to present at reboot9 this year. I'll talk about a duel between desktop- and web-computing.
Abstract. Today the user of personal computers is facing several inconsistencies which originate from an unresolved situation between two competing interaction models. The WIMP desktop model was developed nearly 30 years ago at Xerox Parc and Apple Computer. The web model became popular in the mid 1990s and has profoundly changed business and the perception of social relationships. Contradictions between these two models have a severe negative impact on human-computer interaction.
The presentation will be based on a similar talk I gave at MEDICHI a month ago.
Mar 2, 2007
Dueling Interaction Models of Personal-Computing and Web-Computing
A position paper for MEDICHI 2007 by Matthias Müller-Prove and Frank Ludolph:
Abstract. Today the user of PCs is facing several inconsistencies which originate from an unresolved situation between two competing interaction models. The WIMP-desktop model has been developed nearly 30 years ago at Xerox Parc and Apple Computer. The web model became popular in the mid 1990s and has profoundly changed business and the perception of social relationships. Contradictions between both models have a severe negative impact on the human-computer interaction.
Read the entire article.