View-Master Memories and Experiments
View-Master reels and viewers have been commercially available since 1939. They take advantage of human’s stereoscopic vision by presenting a ...
View-Master Adventureland
Adventureland is the first of a series of seven posts that contain the results of an experiment. An experiment to relive some memories from childhood, to improve my scanner skills, and to explore using
Are We There Yet? 11 Ways to Improve the Waiting UX
“Waiting in line is torture” according to a recent New York Times article. Lines are the bane of every theme park traveler and their biggest complaint. Most people hate waiting for anything and work
Easter Egg UX: Of Hidden Mickeys and Flight Simulators
I don’t remember how I learned there was a ‘flight simulator’ hidden inside of Microsoft Excel, nor do I remember how I learned that there are hidden Mickey Mouse heads scattered throughout Disney properties,
You Too (and U2) Should Get Out of the Studio
Because so many posts here highlight the work done by Disney and Imagineering, you might assume I am a fan. Instead, I prefer to think of it as “professional admiration.” Whereas, with U2 –
How UX Designers Are Like Aladdin’s Genie
Guest author: Danielle Arad of WalkMe.com — Who hasn’t wished they had Aladdin’s Genie to grant their every wish and to make the most amazing magic in the universe happen? We often wish that we
Arrows: Just as Important as Boxes
In a 2012 UX Day presentation at the HFES Annual Meeting, Bill Buxton shared his critique of many student projects. He summarized that too often focus was only given to the “boxes.” The user