
A programmer’s introduction to user portraits
As programmers, it’s vitally important for us to understand what our code should be doing. This knowledge starts with knowing the people using our
As programmers, it’s vitally important for us to understand what our code should be doing. This knowledge starts with knowing the people using our
Thinking that programming is about programmers is the worst mistake you can make. The single most important aspect of programming is the user. Keep this
No mobile app would be complete without a few gestures. I already had swiping in place, so now I turned my attention to panning, zooming,
Good products can be hampered by relatively minor design issues. After a long period of development it’s often tempting to push something through the door
On 9 February human error resulted in 11 deaths and 80 further casualties in tragic wreck near Bad Aibling, Germany. Despite a supposedly robust safety
I recently implemented a swipe gesture for Fuse. The gesture recognition itself, though complex, was not hard to implement; I had most of the needed
I’ve been working a lot lately on gestures and am currently working on a swipe-in panel class. Mostly we take these controls and behaviours for
Any interface involving touch will inevitably need to know how fast the user is moving their finger. They touch the screen, drag their finger, release
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