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Confession Ok, I'll start with a confession. I think accessibility issues have always been an abstract concept to me. It usually was an ...

Lots of buzz around Flock . The new social browser scheduled for an October release. Oh no, you say. Not another browser! No, its not reall...

Finally going to be in limited beta release. Ok, first disclaimer. I work for Yahoo. And Darren James, fellow Rico-man & former teammate...

James Governor has done an excellent job on expanding my definition of richness to more clearly include open information. We are witnessing ...

What is Richness? Richness in terms of a user interface means that the application provides a rich interaction model, a rich visual model an...

Growing up, my family had one of those boat-anchor black Ma-bell telephones that had the metallic bell. There was no voice mail back then. A...

Tonight I attended the BayCHI event, Are You Ready for Web 2.0? The panelist were David Sifry, Technorati ; Stewart Butterfield, Flickr / Y...

Ok, so I have been struggling with what to call the non-rich internet application approach. You know the web that we have known and loved fo...

Well it is with a mixture of sadness and excitement that I had my last day at Sabre this past Friday. Sadness, because I leave behind many f...

Ok, I normally try to post just on the design side of things. But as you can tell I wear two hats: Technology and Design. This blog is on th...

I've been asked this question on numerous occassions. Here is my take on why it has happened. 1) Sabre Airline Solutions invested signif...

Ok, How About a Revolution? Aren't you tired of getting a chunk of search results from Google, Yahoo, A9, product listings, real estate ...

I have long been fascinated with design patterns. My first real encounter was in the field of software design when the classic book, Design ...

Background I started designing (and developing) user interfaces professionally 20 years ago. My first experience was writing GATO, a submari...

Mail over the web has always sucked. That is why when gmail came out I signed up as quick as I could get a friend's friend that worked a...

Several years back I was reviewing some marketing material that presented what one of my technology teams would be creating for the company ...

A Lesson from the Ajax Summit Often we will do something just because we have the technical ability to do it. When performing a live search ...

I was fortunate enough to have been invited to speak at the recent Ajax Summit hosted by Adaptive Path & O'Reilly May 9 & 10. T...