Jakob Nielsen bi-weekly Alertbox column on Web usability. Clear and convincing explanations on what works and what doesn't when it comes to cyberspace. Includes an archive of essays and helpful links. [Victoria Kiricenko]
A lot of fun staff! A scrapbook of illustrated examples of things that are hard to use because they do not follow human factors principles By Michael J. Darnell. [Victoria Kiricenko]
Cora is a Computer Science Research Paper Search Engine. This is the section on Human Computer Interaction. [Victoria Kiricenko]
An unofficial list of claimed historical origins for many of the various human interface concepts that make up the graphical user interfaces (GUIs) for various mainframe and personal computers, notably the Macintosh computer. [Victoria Kiricenko]
GUI Design Resources from Syntagm. Contains tips, bibliography, links to other related pages, etc. [Victoria Kiricenko]
Usable Web is a collection of links about human factors, user interface issues, and usable design specific to the World Wide Web. [Victoria Kiricenko]
Human Interface Technology Laboratory - Research in human-machine interfaces. [Victoria Kiricenko]
Interface Design for Sun's WWW - Summary of design concepts for web pages, from the designer of Sun's web page. Includes examples. [Victoria Kiricenko]
Liquid Organization - Dedicated to improving the flow of information, implementation ideas and philosophy mingle in an esoteric forum. [Victoria Kiricenko]
Making Computing an Everyday Thing - IBM site is a useful repository of guidelines, ideas, graphics, reviews, and other resources for human-computer interaction. [Victoria Kiricenko]
Usability Methods Toolbox - Contains a glossary of methods in usability testing. Includes some suggested reading. [Victoria Kiricenko]
User Interface Design - Text-only bibliography of works and journals relating to user interface design. [Victoria Kiricenko]
User Interface Software Tools - Index of interface implementation and design tools. Mostly commercial, but with some freeware tools. [Victoria Kiricenko]
I appreciate the contributions of pointers as indicated by the names in square brackets.
Franz Kurfess Last modified: Tue Feb 8 19:12:24 EST 2000