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Herkut 30.11.

30. marraskuuta 2007

• D. Keith Robinson: Consensus is for losers
  "You simply can not have a strong design if you have to please too many people. And you don't want that anyway. A good design won't please everyone, and it's never perfect. It's better to have four ecstatic people and one person who's really pissed off; even if that person is your CEO."
  (tags: business design web webdesign clients)
• Mainoskupla-kilpailutyöt 2007
  Luonto-Liitto ja Voima-lehti järjestivät kolmatta kertaa vastamainoskilpailun, joka haastoi kritisoimaan kulutuskulttuuria huumorilla ja mainosmaailman omalla kielellä.
  (tags: mainonta web)
• Vitamin Features: Ensuring your HTML emails look great and get delivered
  What you need to do to ensure that your emails not only look great in today's email clients but also actually make it to where they're going. If only my email senders would read this. Maybe I should send the link... hmm...
  (tags: email design coding CSS marketing outlook tips webdesign XHTML)
• Sunnet Beskerming: The fine line Between Security and Usability
  "While vendors do have to draw the line somewhere with the filetypes and application versions that they will continue to support, refusing to provide security related fixes for serious vulnerabilities is a failure of their duty of care to their users."
  (tags: safety security usability Microsoft)
• Reg Developer: We know security and usability are orthogonal - do you?
  "Many users have been conditioned into thinking that a tightening of security means reduced usability."
  (tags: software usability windows security)
• Eurostat: Gender differences in the use of computers and the Internet (pdf)
  In nearly all European countries and in all age groups, men are more regular users of both computers and the internet than women. But did you know that the differences are bigger among younger generation?
  (tags: gender computing ICT men women internet EU)
• EUROPA - Rapid - Press Releases: Commission calls for an all-inclusive digital society
  Benefits of €35-85 billion over 5 years could be generated if society would be made more inclusive, websites more accessible and broadband Internet made available to all EU citizens.
  (tags: inclusion accessibility broadband digital-life equality)

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