“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… — 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… — 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,… — 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… — Jeff Johnson Copy Share Image
“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
