I don’t normally write personal posts. But last night, during one of those proverbial late-night-staring-at-the-ceiling attempts to sweep the cobwebs from the corners of my mind in order to prepare it for rest, I had
Social Interaction Design Guide: The Social Engine that Drives Review Sites 2007, pdf, 16 pages. NEW! A Social Interaction Design guide to the social engine and engineering of user motivation and participation on review sites.
I’ve been thinking about the user in social software and social media, from a designer’s perspective, and thinking about the user experience behind participating in these systems. Wondering, for example, how this all becomes “social.”
Another excerpt from the forthcoming white paper on Review Sites… Review WritingThe inner experience of writing a review involves a large number of things, and without going into any in depth, we need to acknowledge
The rise in the popularity of user reviews on social media sites has a lot of people talking. Here is a mode of social interaction online that doesn’t require joining MySpace and putting one’s Self
Social software and social media sites present an interesting challenge to those of us interested in the user experience. Where the user experience in “conventional” software can be examined according to assumptions we (know how