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Archive for October, 2008
Don’t Make Me Think
20 Oct 2008A few months ago, Hamilton referred me to a design and usability book called Don’t Make Me Think. It’s a very clear and concise book that provides a very practical set of principles for web usability including navigation tips, what to include on your home page, and how to conduct usability tests. The main point [...]
Invites and New Pages
In: New Features
6 Oct 2008We pushed a few changes to the live site on Friday. The biggest update is Invites! If you’re a HelloMovies user, you now have 3 invites that you can send to friends. We’ll of course increase this number over time as we get closer and closer to launch.
We also added a few more [...]
The Candidates’ Favorite Movies?
In: Tangential
1 Oct 2008Katie Couric recently asked Obama and McCain about favorite movies. McCain went with Viva Zapata! while Obama picked The Godfather, Part 1 (and 2). BOTTOM LINE: the next president will, for sure, really like Marlon Brando. Check out the video here.
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