Articles by Gerry Gaffney
Gerry Gaffney runs Information & Design, a UX consultancy in Melbourne, Australia and is the Director of Publications for UXPA. He produces the User Experience podcast (uxpod.com). @gerrygaffney
A Experiência Distópica: Tecnologia e a Experiência do Usuário na Ficção Científica
A ficção científica antiutópica pode nos tornar mais cientes das potenciais consequências negativas da tecnologia que de outra forma não seríamos capazes de imaginar. [Leia mais]
(English) Announcing User Experience Online
(English) Beginning now, each new issue will also be available online, right here, in a site that will work on your laptop or mobile phone. The magazine archives are available to the entire UX community, for open access. [Leia mais]
Essas ficções não são tão estranhas (Crítica do livro)
Uma análise de Faça assim: Lições de design de interação da ficção científica por Nathan Shedroff & Christopher Noessel [Leia mais]
(English) A Book That Talks (Book Review)
(English) A review of Practical Speech User Interface Design by James R. Lewis. Recommended for students and seasoned practitioners with an interest in design of speech user interfaces. [Leia mais]
(English) Book Review: Of Testing and Techniques
(English) A review of Beyond the Usability Lab: Conducting Large-Scale Online User Experience Studies by Bill Albert, Tom Tullis, Donna Tedesco. This book is well-structured for practitioners of remote usability testing. [Leia mais]
(English) Sustainable Data Centers: The Dirt on Clean Computing
(English) Creating efficient data centers with significantly lower environmental impacts is attainable and highly desirable for economic reasons. [Leia mais]
(English) Deal Them Again: Card Sorting Revisited (Book Review)
(English) A whole book on card sorting? This book is replete with solid advice, clearly written and illustrated, and well supported by case studies and examples. [Leia mais]
(English) Editors’ Note: A Fascination with Forms
Desculpe-nos, mas este texto esta apenas disponível em English. [Leia mais]
