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Why some designs won’t ever stop sucking Again, it starts on ze twitters Intuitive is one of the most used terms in tech. Everyone wants their app to be intuitive. It’s worth asking what intuitive …
Why "look for the lock" doesn't work -- positive indicators are too easy to spoof, PLUS "secure" has nuances most users don't understand ("having a private convo with Satan").
Hawaii Emergency Management Agency made changes, but a system redesign may be necessary.
The employee responsible for the alert has been temporarily reassigned.
What are you assuming people already know?
Workers usually choose convenience over security, especially if you force them to jump through too many hoops. But there are steps you can take to shift the balance back in security's favor.
Technology succeeds when it’s designed for unusual users—not typical ones.
Web magazine about user experience matters, providing insights and inspiration for the user experience community
4 key steps you can take within your business to help gain trust with your employees while educating them to make more secure decisions.
Hackers can take control of the world’s most popular voice assistants by whispering to them in frequencies humans can’t hear.
Cybersec staff get stuck monitoring a bunch of tools and a crapload of false positives, blocking more productive work.
I’ve long been an advocate of what I call ‘pragmatic cataloguing’. You may know the phrase ‘user-centred cataloguing’, which is similar, but narrower in scope. Being a…
Stephen Zweibel is Digital Scholarship Librarian at the Graduate Center, CUNY. Patrick Smyth is a doctoral student in English and Digital Fellow, also at the Graduate Center.
A set of activities, tools, and games that are useful during design.
In Privacy on the Ground, the law and information scholars Kenneth Bamberger and Deirdre Mulligan showed that empowered chief privacy officers (CPOs) are pushin
The investment by one of the US's largest textbook distributors in an OER company portends a larger shift in the curricular materials markets.