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Tag Archives: Joel-Spolsky
A Different Take on Social Interfaces
A while back, I wrote a rant on Joel Spolsky’s conception of something he calls “social interface design.” Now there’s a thought-provoking piece out of IBM that defines “social interface” in a second and completely different way: Social interface theory … Continue reading
Designing the Anti-Social Interface: A Rant
Joel Spolsky (of “Joel on Software” fame) has been getting a lot of attention lately for his observation that software designers need to think about the impact their designs have on the way their software mediates between people. In general, … Continue reading
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