Authors:
Elizabeth Buie
Focus on design. You might see research mentioned, but only as a basis for evaluating and recommending design features. The Whiteboard aims to encourage you, the designer, to consider usability issues and make your designs more usable. No plugging one's own company or bashing one's competition. You will see contributors from a variety of companies—vendors and consulting firms alike. Products they cite will be ones they use, not ones their organization sells. No big names. You won't see anyone famous on The Whiteboard. They'll all be folks working in the field, applying usability principles and methods to make information…
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