From Logins to Seamless Identity, a new paradigm for the web
The login interaction paradigm is old, and it’s inadequate for the proper evolution of the web. Lots of different companies are trying to innovate in this field, including big players like Mozilla and Google. However, to make a real jump forward we need to abandon logins. We need to embrace identities.
My in-between iPhone, before the iPhone
“With an entire body at your command, do you seriously think the Future Of Interaction should be a single finger?” – Bret Victor
AirPlay, AirDrop, Apple TV and the future of proximity interactions
Proximity Interactions (PIx) are one of the missing pieces in today’s digital world but there are good signs that it’s finally coming: a lot of solutions are starting to appear, first of all AirDrop and the whole rumor around the future of television screens, including the Apple TV.
Apple Design Myths, a summary
The “designers should code” bullshit and a not so new idea
It’s really easy to simplify things and make bold assertions like “designers should code”. As constantly happens, it’s more complicated than that. I will reject that assertion, and I’ll propose what isn’t really a proposal, but an acknowledgment of what’s already done for the best projects out there.
Who needs QR Codes when all it takes is a picture?
The “Right” Scrolling Direction on your Computer
Google+ Early Adopters Circles Survey
How are Google+ early adopters using the new social network? This survey report shows usage patterns & best practices from other people’s experience. Even if there are many ways to organize your circles, Tribes in which you can identify seem the most effective way to do that, followed by the kind of relation you have and the topics you’re interested in.
