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Maximizing Human Performance
http://www.asktog.com/basics/03Performance...
Increases in machine performance typically produce
roughly equal increases in human performance, but
exceptions do exist. First, the entire
“machine” must improve, not just one
layer. We have had the strange situation over the
last 20 years of computing power going up more
than 1000-fold, while the eventual user experience
has, in some cases, actually slowed down due to
bloated operating systems and applications.
Second, a tension can exist between the need for
user-performan…
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12/30/2005
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First Principles of Interaction Design
http://www.asktog.com/basics/firstPrincipl...
The following principles are fundamental to the
design and implementation of effective interfaces,
whether for traditional GUI environments or the
web. Of late, many web applications have reflected
a lack of understanding of many of these
principles of interaction design, to their great
detriment. Because an application or service
appears on the web, the principles do not change.
If anything, applying these principles become even
more important.
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12/29/2005
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AskTog
http://www.asktog.com/index.html
Bruce Tognazzini is a recognized leader in
human/computer interaction design. As Chief
Designer at Healtheon/WebMD, he helped establish
WebMD as the premiere healthcare website. Before
that, he was Distinguished Engineer for Strategic
Technology at Sun where he led the Starfire
Project that predicted the rise of the World Wide
Web. During his 14 years at Apple Computer, he
founded the Apple Human Interface Group and acted
as Apple`s Human Interface Evangelist. He has
rejoined his long-tim…
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12/28/2005
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