January 2010
7 posts
“The trouble with the world is that the stupid are cocksure and the intelligent...”
– Bertrand Russell. Dunning–Kruger effect - Wikipedia (via giantrobotlasers)
Sketch templates and other resources for... →
I spent a couple of hours at work yesterday, preparing some templates of my own. Those two hours are now considered wasted :)
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25 User Experience Videos That Are Worth Your Time →
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Fancy cooktops... or something
Have you seen those fancy cooktops with touch controls? Here’s what they look like:
My parents recently moved, and in their new house the kitchen stove has one of these. They look nice and everything, but try using them. It’s hell! See those tiny icons along the bottom? You touch them to increase or decrease the heat. You typically get some kind of audio feedback when interacting...
Justice with Michael Sandel →
I’m sure this is far from new for some of you, but these 12 lectures on justice, equality, morality and more gave me a lot of good insights. Very much worth checking out.
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Apple's shortcoming became its biggest asset
Gruber rightfully bashes Blodget’s thoughts on Apple’s past and presumed future failures, and I have some thoughts on this.
What people like Blodget so often fail to recognize is that, back in the 80’s, Apple was incredibly ahead of its time. With the Mac, Apple created a product that would sell solely because of its vastly superior usability. Their whole sales argument was a...
Sudden spark of inspiration
Just a moment ago, I suddenly got the feeling that perhaps I’ve got something to write about. I haven’t written a blog post in years. Maybe it’s time to start sharing my thoughts again. Tumblr will probably be sufficient for (re)starters.
I will write here about anything I feel like. But most likely, it will have to do with the web, user experience design and stuff related to...
February 2008
2 posts
Website redesign
I recently released a redesigned version of my website. Though the blog has been removed in favor for a pure portfolio site, I may intergrate this tumblelog with my site in the future.
Olof Lönnroth - …And The City My latest...