: Dogs on Design, writer Sarah F. Cox met Liz Danzico on the Brooklyn Promenade to talk about how interaction design is everywhere, whether you are in front of a computer screen or out walking the dog. : http://bit.ly/ccsM5j

: Modern day user experience research methods can now answer a wide range of questions. Knowing when to use each method can be understood by mapping them in 3 key dimensions and across typical product development phases. : http://www.useit.com/alertbox/user-research-methods.html

: A diagram that you can print out and use as an A4 poster that outlines the following steps as part of the Usability Testing process: 1- Usability test planning 2.1- Participant Recruitment 2.2 Scenario & Task creation 3- Execute the usability test/ conduct usability test sessions 4- Data Analysis 5- Reporting 6- Usability test [...]

: See speakers such as Janna DeVylder, Gerry Gaffney, and more on Friday, 18 February 2011. Register before 1st October 2010 and you are eligible to win a free return flight from Hong Kong to Australia including a free ticket to attend UX Australia 2011. : http://www.uxhongkong.com/

: Breadcrumb navigation offers a visually enticing way for users to keep track and know where they’re specifically located as they navigate your site. Overall, it increases the usability of your website, especially if it has various pages that need to be organized and structured in a certain hierarchical order. : http://spyrestudios.com/best-of-breadcrumbs-and-how-they-enhance-your-website/

: A recent round of client work at One Mighty Roar has got me thinking a lot more about successful interface design. Specifically, how can we build pages that send a clear message without losing aesthetic or professional edge? : http://buildinternet.com/2010/05/interface-is-a-conversation/

: Nick Finck and the Collective Voice — “User Experience is about a philosophy” : http://johnnyholland.org/2010/06/14/radio-johnny-nick-finck-and-the-collective-voice/

: “The time required to move to a target is a function of the distance to and the size of the target.” That’s Fitt’s Law. Larger, closer targets make interaction faster, simpler, and friendlier. : http://www.viget.com/inspire/max-out-hit-areas/

: Sebastian Deterding presented in UXCamp Europe on what UX designers can and cannot learn from games. : http://www.slideshare.net/dings/just-add-points-what-ux-can-and-cannot-learn-from-games

: The heatmap is a graphical overlay of your website which points out what content is hot and what not. This is mainly done by tracking the mouseclicks of the visitor. : http://www.paulolyslager.com/heatmap-hot-or-not