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The 10 most common design mistakes on the Web4 comments

Francois Aubin wrote 1 year ago: Not understanding the nature of the Internet.  Too often, design teams think of the Internet as a pu … more →

Tags: Cognitive Engineering, cognitive group, HCI, Human-computer interaction, Usability, user experience, Web usability, Interaction design

The Mechanics of Politics in IT: Part 11 comment

Francois Aubin wrote 1 year ago: Last year, the government of Quebec asked Cognitive Group to do a heuristic evaluation (expert evalu … more →

Tags: Cognitive Engineering, cognitive group, Don Norman, Gallileo, HCI, Human-computer interaction, Human factors, Interaction design, Jacob Nielsen

The Irony of Project Management: the practitioner’s view5 comments

Francois Aubin wrote 1 year ago: I was recently hired by an important financial institution from Canada to help them assess their str … more →

Tags: Change Management, Cognitive Engineering, cognitive group, Human-computer interaction, user experience, PMI, project management, Project Management Institute

Leading change: the practitioner’s view3 comments

Francois Aubin wrote 1 year ago: A few years ago, I was in a group that got lost during a hiking trip. One member of the group said … more →

Tags: Change Management, Christopher Wickens, Cognitive Engineering, cognitive ergonomics, cognitive group, Don Norman, Human Errors, Human factors, Jack Welch

Simplicity: the Jawbone web site

Francois Aubin wrote 1 year ago: In the: 10 things to do for the success of your web site – the practitioner view, I wrote in 8 … more →

Tags: Cognitive Engineering, cognitive ergonomics, cognitive group, FuseProject, HCI, Human-computer interaction, Jawbone, user experience, Web usability

10 things to do for the success of your web site - the practitioner view6 comments

Francois Aubin wrote 1 year ago: 1. Know what is important. 1. Bring users to your site, 2. Ensure usefulness and usability, 3. Maxim … more →

Tags: Cognitive Engineering, cognitive group, HCI, Human-computer interaction, Human factors, Interaction design, Jacob Nielsen, SEO, Thomas Tullis

On the Size of Font5 comments

Francois Aubin wrote 2 years ago: Just back from SanFrancisco, I was trying to find an address in Montreal. I had to slow down in orde … more →

Tags: Cognitive Engineering, cognitive ergonomics, cognitive group, Thomas Tullis, user experience, city planning, Font size, street names

Christine Whitman's Nuclear Option

Francois Aubin wrote 2 years ago: This letter was published in Business Week “Whitman says: “Despite its controversial rep … more →

Tags: Cognitive Engineering, Human Error, Human factors, Christine Whitman

Change Management : A Catch-223 comments

Francois Aubin wrote 2 years ago: The catch-22 The levels at which impacts of change are major are not understood while the levels at … more →

Tags: Usability, Cognitive Engineering, HCI, Human-computer interaction, user experience, Interaction design, Change Management, Don Norman, Jens Rasmussen

Human Error Part 2: Management Error 1 comment

Francois Aubin wrote 2 years ago: You arrive at home after a long day and you rush to prepare food. You turn-on the burner but oups !, … more →

Tags: Cognitive Engineering, HCI, Human-computer interaction, user experience, James Reason, Paul M. Fitts, Human factors, Human Errors, Alphonses Chapanis

Human Error Part 1: De la Concorde Overpass3 comments

Francois Aubin wrote 2 years ago: In September 2006, a bridge collapsed in Laval (a Montreal suburb), resulting in 5 deaths. An inquir … more →

Tags: Cognitive Engineering, cognitive group, James Reason, Jacques Marchand, Commission d'enquête sur le viaduc de la Concorde, Human Error

Apple, Steve Jobs, Innovation and Iphone2 comments

Francois Aubin wrote 2 years ago: Apple is as hot topic in the business these days because of the Iphone. Apple’s innovation success i … more →

Tags: Cognitive Engineering, HCI, Human-computer interaction, user experience, Interaction design, Apple, Steve Jobs, Larry Tesler, iPhone

Sketching User Experience 1 comment

Francois Aubin wrote 2 years ago: I just finished the book « Sketching User Experience » by Bill Buxton. This book in my view is an im … more →

Tags: Usability, Cognitive Engineering, HCI, Human-computer interaction, user experience, cognitive group, Interaction design, Bill Buxton

Michel Leblanc Conference 2 comments

Francois Aubin wrote 2 years ago: I recently assisted at a speech given by Michel Leblanc at the Big Bang on may 17, 2007. This is cer … more →

Tags: Cognitive Engineering, user experience, cognitive group, SEO, Michel Leblanc, Client Acquisition

Usability versus Usefulness2 comments

Francois Aubin wrote 2 years ago: You have to provide your friend with driving directions to come to your home. All of a sudden, your … more →

Tags: Usability, Web usability, cognitive ergonomics, Cognitive Engineering, HCI, Human-computer interaction, user experience, cognitive group, Dan Diaper

What is Usability?

Francois Aubin wrote 2 years ago: Usability expresses the ease with which people can employ a particular tool or object in order to ac … more →

Tags: Usability, Web usability, Cognitive Engineering, HCI, Human-computer interaction, user experience, cognitive group

What is Distributed Cognition?

Francois Aubin wrote 2 years ago: Distributed cognition proposes that human knowledge and cognition are not confined to the individual … more →

Tags: Usability, Cognitive Engineering, business analysis, HCI, Human-computer interaction, user experience, cognitive group

Having the right information on time.1 comment

Francois Aubin wrote 2 years ago: The primary ingredient for making right decisions is having the right information on time. Informati … more →

Tags: Web usability, Cognitive Engineering, business analysis, HCI, Human-computer interaction, Jack Welch, user experience

Why Google’s stock will reach 1 000 USD

Francois Aubin wrote 2 years ago: Google is now the most successful Internet Company. Since august 2004, Yahoo lost 5.5% while Goggle … more →

Tags: Cognitive Engineering, Google, HCI, Human-computer interaction, Larry Page, Terry Winograd, Usability, user experience, Web usability


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