That should talk talk for itself.

A few days ago, still wearing our white seminar badges, and not knowing it, my colleague (who had just farted, but that’s an entire other story, yet still, maybe not, depending on your interpretational ease of virtue) – we drove by a billboard saying “Amnesia? Check out our new website”. This being a hyperlink cirkus, you’d propably expect me to post that link. I can’t. But know how to spell dyslexia. Now.
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We’ve exposed at least one German area before, and we’re not letting the cotton coat people stop us from exposing another country-in-the-country incident that no one knew about. Until now.

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If you’re in a hurry and need to memorize a few usability words (Nielsen, probing, advanced, verbose, etc) before a meeting, you do crosswords, usability crosswords.

A bit more useful, some would say, Userfocus has a list of web accessibility tools in their resources section.
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Just had a chat with a consultant from IBM. Not that I ever wanted to know anything about their new Blade servers. Well. Not that I do now. The interesting part of this is where we met.

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Why? Because it’s brown. Yes. We’ve been surfing tonight. Web agency Forty Media recently compiled a list of what they think will be the trends in webdesign for 2005. The most important ones include

So there.

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