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Sjef's Blog: June 2007

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Mostly about perception in all its nuances and derivates, usability, experience design, emotional design, psychological aspects. Sunday, June 10, 2007. I am not sure about the reason, but the last few posts didn't get through. I don't know why, but it sure isn't motivating. Bit too busy at the moment, but I'll try again. Honor thy Errors as a Hidden Intention", hopefully my next subject. This one did have a title: "Troubles", I wonder why. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Raymond v. Dongelen.

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Sjef's Blog: The perception of Safety

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Mostly about perception in all its nuances and derivates, usability, experience design, emotional design, psychological aspects. Thursday, September 6, 2007. The perception of Safety. To start with: sorry! I couldn't imagine what the start of the new academic year would be like! Recently I talked with some students about decision making, and how hard it is for us to dedice rationally. All decisions we make seem to be emotional decisions. Apparently all those systems make us go faster a little bit. So, in...

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Sjef's Blog: September 2007

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Mostly about perception in all its nuances and derivates, usability, experience design, emotional design, psychological aspects. Thursday, September 27, 2007. Perception and safety again. So what's the matter here? Are dogs becoming more agressive? Are agressive dogs becoming more popular? Are agressive dogs becoming a 'hot' topic? Are newspaper taken over by 'cat-people'? How do we perceive dogs? Are we becoming more cautious? Or is it not? And how do we know? Monday, September 24, 2007. Usability is st...

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Sjef's Blog: Usability and Perception

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Mostly about perception in all its nuances and derivates, usability, experience design, emotional design, psychological aspects. Sunday, September 16, 2007. Is usability a good thing? You probably know that feeling that something is missing and you can't see it, like it's just around some corner in your mind. Strangely enough -with my fascination for perception- I just missed the influence of perception on usability! Actually there are two kinds of usability, ‘Usability’ (normal or 'straight'...You have ...

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Sjef's Blog: Back

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Mostly about perception in all its nuances and derivates, usability, experience design, emotional design, psychological aspects. Monday, August 20, 2007. I don't know what's the problem, but for the last ten minutes I have been trying to type "I am back" as a title. As soon as I use the spacebar, all I had typed changes to questionmarks (? As a title doesn't seem appropriate). Well I see what can be done, maybe copy and paste will do the trick. We'll see. August 21, 2007 at 10:24 AM.

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Sjef's Blog: October 2007

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Mostly about perception in all its nuances and derivates, usability, experience design, emotional design, psychological aspects. Tuesday, October 9, 2007. Perception and Illusions: the Moon. Shouldn't those be the same? An illusion is nothing more than a perception gone wrong. Maybe the most important part is that you will have to discover that your perception is wrong! Otherwise how would you know that what you saw (heard, et cetera) was an illusion? Ever thought about the moon as an illusion? So the il...

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Sjef's Blog: August 2007

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Mostly about perception in all its nuances and derivates, usability, experience design, emotional design, psychological aspects. Monday, August 20, 2007. I don't know what's the problem, but for the last ten minutes I have been trying to type "I am back" as a title. As soon as I use the spacebar, all I had typed changes to questionmarks (? As a title doesn't seem appropriate). Well I see what can be done, maybe copy and paste will do the trick. We'll see. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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Sjef's Blog: Usability and Perception (2)

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Mostly about perception in all its nuances and derivates, usability, experience design, emotional design, psychological aspects. Monday, September 24, 2007. Usability and Perception (2). Usability is still a good thing, and it still is not the same as functionality, but usually when the functionality is well designed a product is easier to use, so we spent a lot of time on the right functionality. But is it wise to do so? Hey, what am I telling you here? Usability isn’t such a good idea? Seems like kicki...

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Sjef's Blog: troubles

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Mostly about perception in all its nuances and derivates, usability, experience design, emotional design, psychological aspects. Sunday, June 10, 2007. I am not sure about the reason, but the last few posts didn't get through. I don't know why, but it sure isn't motivating. Bit too busy at the moment, but I'll try again. Honor thy Errors as a Hidden Intention", hopefully my next subject. This one did have a title: "Troubles", I wonder why. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Raymond v. Dongelen.

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Sjef's Blog: perception & safety again

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Mostly about perception in all its nuances and derivates, usability, experience design, emotional design, psychological aspects. Thursday, September 27, 2007. Perception and safety again. So what's the matter here? Are dogs becoming more agressive? Are agressive dogs becoming more popular? Are agressive dogs becoming a 'hot' topic? Are newspaper taken over by 'cat-people'? How do we perceive dogs? Are we becoming more cautious? Or is it not? And how do we know? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Psychol...