
Personal thoughts on interface design, software, and their culture.
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In the first episode of Interface Conversations, I speak with Omar Rizwan and Daniel Pipkin about Folk Computer: an open-source physical computing system built around cameras, projectors, paper programs and a shared reactive programming env...
The special edition DVD of Memento came with an unusual menu. It resembled a psychological test, offered almost no instructions, and hid its features behind puzzles that had to be solved.
DVD menus were built on relatively simple softw...
Undo has been part of interactive computing since the late sixties. Its purpose was to remove the fear of experimentation. Now software is starting to act on our behalf, and the question is what "undo" means when an agent has booked a fligh...
A couple of months ago I tried to change a rule for a child account and got lost inside Settings on my own phone. Screens inside screens, settings that seemed related without belonging together, and a search field that only works once you a...
Every mouse pointer does one thing almost all the time: nothing. It sits on whatever is beneath it, not clicking, just resting there. That resting position is hover, and for thirty years the web quietly built itself on top of it. Menus, too...
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