Looks interesting.  A vast departure from Windows 7. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p92QfWOw88I&feature=youtu.be

I would love to hand over an application to the client that has no bugs in it.  In reality, every time our company completes a project, we’re confident that in fact there are no bugs… sort of. We test and we fix bugs, but we also realize testing is not about perfection.  It’s about getting [...]

We’ve all come across these scenarios.  We have the perfect design, the perfect code, an unbelievably intuitive and easy to use interface, and then bam! Someone mentions some special case you hadn’t thought of or because you’re an obsessive programming perfectionist, you think of some off the wall scenario yourself.

It seems obvious; the goal of business is to make money.  Unfortunately in the software industry we hear a lot of this:  “it costs too much”, “your rate is too high”, “we can’t afford to do that it’s not in the budget.”

A great usability study on the widely accepted checkout process and how to improve it.