Archive for September, 2008

When developing web applications, one must be very careful with the quality of the tool that is going to be released. Most users will only give you one chance to introduce a new feature. If it doesn’t work well it will be very, very...

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The voice over industry and the lodging industry have little in common. One of the few things they share is that both have a highly fragmented offer and demand: lots of buyers and lots of sellers. Such fragmentation is ideal for online marketplaces such as...

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When designing a page, when should you use “my” (as in “My Password”) and when should you use “your” (as in “Your Account”)? I have been designing user interfaces for almost a decade already, but only today I realized how ignorant I was in...

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During the previous weekend Maestro finished working on the wireframes and design (including HTML and CSSs) of the Mastrropiero scope. This scope is in charge of handling the visible functionality that will allow visitors to perform real-time searches at LetMeGo. Not surprisingly, Maestro did great...

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That is the best explanation I could come up with when telling my team how I felt when coding, once again, after four years of not doing so. Honestly, I don’t remember when was the first time I coded, nor the computer I used. It...

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