Jason Nickel recommended Don't make fun of renowned Dan Brown - Telegraph from telegraph.co.uk:

Renowned author Dan Brown smiled, the ends of his mouth curving upwards in a physical expression of pleasure.

Jason Nickel recommended Transitional Interfaces from medium.com:

You tap a button and the form just ...appears? You swipe to delete an item and it just vanishes? That’s super weird and un-natural. Nearly nothing in the real world does anything as jarringly as just swapping states. It would feel like a glitch

Jason Nickel recommended Checkboxes that kill your product from limi.net:

Or sometimes the person implementing it thinks it should have a switch, and nobody stops to ask if it’s a good idea.

Jason Nickel recommended The Google Glass feature no one is talking about - Creative Good from creativegood.com:

The experience of being a citizen, in public, is about to change.

Jason Nickel recommended Messages From the Future: The Fate of Google Glass from theinteractivist.com:

What didn’t they consider? Well having seen it all play out, I’d say: Real people – real life. I think what Google completely missed, developing Glass in their private, billion dollar bouncy-house laboratory, were some basic realities that would ultimately limit adoption of Glass’ persistent access to technology: factors related to humanity and culture, real-world relationships, social settings and pressures, and unspoken etiquette.

Jason Nickel recommended Photoshop is a city for everyone: how Adobe endlessly rebuilds its classic app from theverge.com:

They have a rule in the hiring process: if someone claims to be a Photoshop "expert," they terminate the interview. Photoshop is too big for experts.

Jason Nickel recommended September 17, 2007 from ironicsans.com:

the novelty of taking low quality color pictures with a cheap handheld device wore off

Jason Nickel recommended No, I'm not going to download your bullshit app from tommorris.org:

Take time to download updated binary files the next time the application is updated in the App Store, that’ll provide you “new functionality”, even though there is no fucking functionality you actually want other than reading the fucking news.

Jason Nickel recommended On Alt Text from alistapart.com:

Markup is an art, and the soul of that art (as with all design) consists of creating the best possible experience for the user.

Jason Nickel recommended Caring for Your Introvert from theatlantic.com:

First, recognize that it's not a choice. It's not a lifestyle. It's an orientation.

Jason Nickel recommended Voll im SUV: Woher unsere Offroad-Fantasien kommen from heise.de:

Schreckgeweitete Journo-Augen betrachten vom Beifahrersitz aus, wie der Werks-Offroad-Könner die zwei bis drei Tonnen schwere Gravitationslinse über Dünen wuchtet, als wäre sie ein leerer Karton.

Jason Nickel recommended Can Art be Games? from sophiehoulden.com:

“You just have to hang it on the wall, that’s all!” Emily tried to explain, but this was totally outside my range of experience. “But how do I interact with it?” I asked, “You don’t interact, you just look at it!”

Jason Nickel recommended You Just Have To Do Something from jonathanmoore.com:

You don’t have to do it right. You just have to do something.

Jason Nickel recommended Melancholie Modeste from modeste.twoday.net:

Ausrufe wie "Meiki, komm mal zu mich hin!", stammen eindeutig aus einer Parallelgesellschaft, in der ich nicht Mitglied bin.

Jason Nickel recommended an article from badassdigest.com:

WE WATCH MOVIES TO EXPERIENCE DRAMA, LAUGHTER, DIZZYING HIGHS, SADNESS, TEARS AND SYMPATHY. AND IN ORDER TO EXPERIENCE THESE THINGS WE MUST HAVE SITUATIONS IN WHICH THE MOST LOGICAL SOLUTION ISN'T PRESENT. IN FACT, WE HAVE TO WATCH PEOPLE FUCK UP.