Boxes and Arrows: Comments by Julia Debari

Julia Debari — Thu, 10 Jan 2008 20:27:44 GMT

I would like to add Peter Morville’s new book, Ambient Findability. Excellent musings on how findability relates to everyday events and things; plus how to apply it to interface design.

Julia Debari — Fri, 26 Jan 2007 14:53:52 GMT

Excellent article! It’s nice to hear that the 2.0 maximum can be applied to careers as well as technology. I’ve always been a bit of a dilettante learner myself and I remember arguing with a professor in college about career paths being described as you have said. He was very adament that in this industry you can only be a specialist. It’s nice not be the only one with these thoughts. :)

P.S. I love the new B&A design and functionality.

Julia Debari — Fri, 03 Aug 2007 15:48:42 GMT

Thanks for sharing your research and experience from AOL.

I think users are offered so much information on the web these days that they have become adept at scanning content to find the relevant pieces they need or want to see. As almost everyone has said, content is key, and with the proliferation of user generated content, people will read what they want to read and going beyond the fold shouldn’t be much of an issue much longer.