“Software developers come mainly from engineering and don’t see how similar their industry has become to the one that produces magazines, newspapers, books, TV shows, and movies. Most software developers haven’t yet learned to develop and follow strict standards for… — Jeff Johnson Copy Share Image
“Tramp stamp. A tattoo in the center of a woman's lower back. Also referred to as a "California bumper sticker." The germans refer to… — Jeff Johnson Copy Share Image
“Some flavor of all of this would have remained undiscovered to me. If you try to observe the world for long enough through the… — Jeff Johnson Copy Share Image
“What goals do users want to achieve by using the application? What set of human tasks is the application intended to support? Which tasks are common, and which ones are rare? Which tasks are most important, and which ones are least important? What are the steps of each task? What are the result and output of each task? Where does… — Jeff Johnson Copy Share
“Crazy people can add character to a place. If the ambience in your bar is off, or your lobby has gone inexplicably stale, consider… — Jeff Johnson Copy Share Image
“There is very little that is natural left in people when they stray from the cities. Day hiking in Gore-Tex with a bag of… — Jeff Johnson Copy Share Image
“Noneditable data should never be displayed in a control that looks editable or operable. Checkboxes, radio buttons, menus, sliders, and the like should never… — Jeff Johnson Copy Share Image
“0.1 second: This is the limit for perception of cause-and-effect between events. If software waits longer than 0.1 second to show a response to… — Jeff Johnson Copy Share Image
“The fruit of great love is a smiling baby, delighted to be born wise. The product of loneliness and desperation and midnight lust is… — Jeff Johnson Copy Share Image
“Over the past four decades, much evidence has accumulated suggesting that responsiveness — a software application’s ability to keep up with users and not… — Jeff Johnson Copy Share Image
“Software developers come mainly from engineering and don’t see how similar their industry has become to the one that produces magazines, newspapers, books, TV… — Jeff Johnson Copy Share Image
