Sometimes, some additional information in a text can be quite useful. To do this in a website, you can use a fancy tooltip that appears, when hovering a certain word with the mouse. This post will demonstrate, how this can be done, using the great jQuery toolkit.

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Nick Finck shows how easy it can look for Mac user to create wireframes, using Omnigraffle pro with related stencils and web icons.

DIY UX: Give Your Users an Upgrade (Without Calling In a Pro)

Whitney Hess’ presentation about the different tasks and opportunities eveyboday can do to improve his/her application’s interfaces. Quite interesting for me is the literature, she gives to each sub topic, for instance Observing the user experience: a practitioner’s guide to user research by Mike Kuniavsky

My login area at fivesecondtest

fivesecondtest is a web service, which let’s you upload an image of a website, for instance, in order to let other people do either a classic test or a click test, based on your image. In each case, the test person got 5 seconds to click/look at your image. Of course, you can also be a tester and help other designers improve their sites.