http://www.usit.com.au User Standards and Innovative Technology @ News Digital Media Thu, 11 Mar 2010 00:22:41 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Tobii's library of eyetracking papers (contributed by Pat) Now 275 Academic papers about eyetracking in the Tobii Library on Diigo! Easy to search, including abstracts!! (via @jamesbreeze on twitter) Move mouse, make art (contributed by Manuel) IOGraph allows you to keep a visual track of your own mouse movements, making something of a modern art ... http://www.usit.com.au/2010/03/11/weekly-links-14/ You will have noticed we missed another weekly blog post last week. Take it as a sign that we are really busy :) UXurls (contributed by Melissa) You've seen popurls.com but now there's UXurls.com. It's an aggregation of everything UX from the last 24 hours, created by Harry Brignull, who says: It’s a really ... http://www.usit.com.au/2010/03/03/weekly-links-13/ We're a bit light on this week, we must be busy :) These are your users, read and be horrified (contributed by Melissa) Over on UX Magazine, Jonathan Anderson tells the story of the "RWW Facebook login" debacle... ReadWriteWeb recently published an article titled Facebook Wants to Be Your One True Login. Being an ... http://www.usit.com.au/2010/02/18/weekly-links-12/ How to create an experience that sells - and do you want that? (contributed by Pat) A great piece from Mark Hurst on the conundrum we all face: who should we be designing experiences for? He opens with the question: Which would you rather do... create a experience that, even if you don't particularly ... http://www.usit.com.au/2010/02/10/weekly-links-11/ Sadly, we skipped a week last week (did you miss us?). But now we're back. Domino’s Pizza: Be Inspired By Your Harshest Critics (contributed by Angus) Whitney Hess has a great post about a Domino's video campaign promoting a new pizza they apparently created in response to user feedback. Includes video excerpts from ... http://www.usit.com.au/2010/02/03/weekly-links-10/ Research is communication (contributed by Scott) Demetrius Madrigal and Bryan McClain suggest in their first article from an ongoing column Insights from Research that... Consumers have two ways in which they can communicate with companies: through their purchasing behaviour and through user research. I quite like the way they position user research ... http://www.usit.com.au/2010/01/20/weekly-links-9/ How Ford got social media right – the Fiesta Movement (contributed by Pat) Grant McCracken delves into Ford's recent social media success in his Harvard Business Review article... Ford gave 100 consumers a car for six months and asked them to complete a different mission every month. And away they went. At the ... http://www.usit.com.au/2010/01/13/weekly-links-8/ Welcome to 2010! This is our first first weekly blog post for the new year, hopefully to be followed by many more, as well as individual posts by USiT team members. Stay tuned, and please send any feedback to blog[at]usit.com.au Beyond just demographics (contributed by Pat) John Williams gives a good example of ... http://www.usit.com.au/2010/01/06/weekly-links-7/ This is the last weekly links for the year, so the USiT team would like to wish you all a merry Christmas and a happy new year! Hopefully your 2010 will be as successful and eventful as we expect ours to be! Market for mobile internet will be huge Richard MacManus of ... http://www.usit.com.au/2009/12/23/weekly-links-6/ Webnographers There's some great stuff to be found over on webnographers.org for anyone interested in virtual ethnography. Here's their blurb... Cyberanthropology is but a fetal field, far from defined. This website was developed in the interest of providing a central hub for those interested in ethnography of the internet. Created by and ... http://www.usit.com.au/2009/12/16/weekly-links-5/