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   Usability Tip: Use Verbs as Labels on Buttons(usabilitypost.com)

   53 points by puns 18y ago|23 comments
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   by puns 18y ago

   This is awesome. Try browsing for something using this and it actually works — you get an experience similar to a real store where you visually scan and select the things you like. This is seriously impressive. Sure, needs a bit of polish,
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   UI is the Killer Feature(usabilitypost.com)

   7 points by puns 18y ago|3 comments
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   by puns 18y ago

   That's an interesting way of putting it
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   Don't Copy a Design — Steal It(usabilitypost.com)

   34 points by puns 18y ago|10 comments
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   Using Light, Color and Contrast Effectively in UI Design(usabilitypost.com)

   1 points by puns 18y ago|0 comments
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   by puns 18y ago

   Another +1 — the article link isn't great at all — those new to SEO should definitely check out the SEOmoz one you provided instead.
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   by puns 18y ago

   I agree — I this what Gruber says is partly right. What you need is a desire to learn and love your craft. People who are passionate about UI design will be able to learn and develop great great interfaces. Those with no UI design talents a
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   by puns 18y ago

   Indeed — and it's almost irrelevant now anyway as IE6 is dying off.
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    by puns 18y ago

    That's a direct quote from a customer, not their own copy. I think the problem isn't that they want their job applicants to be crazy about details but the fact their company name isn't very easy to spell. They chose unconventional spelling