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We talked about how to improve your HTML forms performance a couple of days ago. There we covered a pretty controversial topic “Don’t mask your passwords”, discussing how bad masking your passwords could be for usability. At this moment, we basically have two options: mask password field and don’t ask for any feedback, or show [...]
Old-School Ugly
In: web resources
6 Apr 2011We’re using Basecamp to manage the Treehouse launch. We’re on the Free plan (we only need one project for now) and I noticed something interesting when I logged in this morning. They have a big fat jakob-nielsen-old-school-ugly upgrade message. We’re talking yellow-background-and-blue-links ugly. Even though I think it’s unattractive, I bet this message works well [...]
How to write for the web: 23 useful rules
In: IT news
29 Oct 2010About a decade ago I lucked into a job as a technology journalist. I had no journalism experience / qualifications, but I could string a sentence together and was madly passionate about ‘the internet’. Still am, for that matter. I had to learn on the job: it was very much a case of in-at-the-deep end. [...]
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