Archive for October, 2007

Buttons Buttons and More Buttons

Published by adriamooney October 29th, 2007 in Human Computer Interaction, Uncategorized and Usability. 1 Comment

If it has the word ‘button’ in it, it’s a good blog.  At least that seems to be the case in my experience so far.  I recently came across two excellent interaction design blogs,  “The History of the Button” and “Upressable Buttons“  which talk about buttons in more depth than you ever thought possible. 
When you think [...]

Steelcase Treadmill Workstation — Office of the Future?

Published by adriamooney October 29th, 2007 in Chairs and Furniture, Human Computer Interaction, Occupational Safety, Office Ergonomics, Product Design and Uncategorized. 9 Comments

I wrote in the past about the “walking while working” movement composed of a small but growing group of people abandoning their desks for a healthier alternative– a workstation jerry-rigged to a tread mill. 
You just may be able to get a treadmill-workstation at your local office supply store sooner than you think. Steelcase recently unveiled [...]