Comments for Zusch Login https://zuschlogin.com Human factors, human-computer interface, GUI design, and usability engineering pondered monthly by Michael Zuschlag Thu, 24 May 2012 13:11:51 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 Comment on New Blog Launched by Danielle Harrison https://zuschlogin.com/?p=275&cpage=1#comment-6715 Danielle Harrison Thu, 24 May 2012 13:11:51 +0000 https://zuschlogin.com/?p=275#comment-6715 I'm loving that you are branching out to writing about other passions - ESPECIALLY COOKING. I'm a food fiend. So keep the recipes coming!!! Yum! Danielle Harrison Co-Founder of WalkMe.com I’m loving that you are branching out to writing about other passions – ESPECIALLY COOKING. I’m a food fiend. So keep the recipes coming!!!

Yum!

Danielle Harrison
Co-Founder of WalkMe.com

]]> Comment on New Blog Launched by M Bachman https://zuschlogin.com/?p=275&cpage=1#comment-6709 M Bachman Mon, 30 Apr 2012 13:58:15 +0000 https://zuschlogin.com/?p=275#comment-6709 Once you have enough recipes, make a book. It will go great with me "Zen and the art of motorcyle cooking" LOL Once you have enough recipes, make a book. It will go great with me “Zen and the art of motorcyle cooking” LOL

]]> Comment on Breaking the Color Code by Joshua Ledwell https://zuschlogin.com/?p=194&cpage=1#comment-4667 Joshua Ledwell Fri, 10 Jun 2011 15:17:07 +0000 https://zuschlogin.com/?p=194#comment-4667 I recognize that closing image! I was just reading the Beatles' Yellow Submarine book to my son. I recognize that closing image! I was just reading the Beatles’ Yellow Submarine book to my son.

]]> Comment on Professor Q. Bert by Mike B https://zuschlogin.com/?p=134&cpage=1#comment-2837 Mike B Tue, 14 Dec 2010 15:43:41 +0000 https://zuschlogin.com/?p=134#comment-2837 Once again.. enjoyable and informative.. and yes, he played Q*Bert for something like 5 hours staight.. afterward he halucinated that the tiles on the floor changed color as he walked.... Once again.. enjoyable and informative.. and yes, he played Q*Bert for something like 5 hours staight.. afterward he halucinated that the tiles on the floor changed color as he walked….

]]> Comment on Stat 101 by Michael Freeman https://zuschlogin.com/?p=78&cpage=1#comment-1977 Michael Freeman Thu, 08 Jul 2010 11:44:29 +0000 https://zuschlogin.com/?p=78#comment-1977 I would really like to see another post discussing regression testing for significant factors. For example, before a change to a site we had a bounce rate of X% and now after the change we have a bounce rate of Y% (actually the daily rates fluctuate with some overlap). The goal is to see whether the change actually is having a real effect on the bounce rate or if it is just random. I would really like to see another post discussing regression testing for significant factors. For example, before a change to a site we had a bounce rate of X% and now after the change we have a bounce rate of Y% (actually the daily rates fluctuate with some overlap). The goal is to see whether the change actually is having a real effect on the bounce rate or if it is just random.

]]> Comment on Stat 101 by timyeo https://zuschlogin.com/?p=78&cpage=1#comment-1966 timyeo Mon, 05 Jul 2010 07:23:28 +0000 https://zuschlogin.com/?p=78#comment-1966 I loved your opening paragraph on "loving technology, hating math"; it was exactly how I felt upon graduation with a Computer Science degree many years ago! I only use numbers in my work to substantiate the validity of my findings. What I would love is to find an easy way to use number as part of my analysis. You seem to have given a whole lot of thought to how numbers can not just substantiate but reveal new findings in user experience work. The problem is my mind "switched off" around the point you started using decimal points..(: Do you think you could post a follow-up to this post, targeted at people like me, who would love to use numbers in their work but in a fashion that is simpler to understand and execute? I loved your opening paragraph on “loving technology, hating math”; it was exactly how I felt upon graduation with a Computer Science degree many years ago!

I only use numbers in my work to substantiate the validity of my findings. What I would love is to find an easy way to use number as part of my analysis.

You seem to have given a whole lot of thought to how numbers can not just substantiate but reveal new findings in user experience work. The problem is my mind “switched off” around the point you started using decimal points..(:

Do you think you could post a follow-up to this post, targeted at people like me, who would love to use numbers in their work but in a fashion that is simpler to understand and execute?

]]> Comment on Stat 101 by Dr. Pete https://zuschlogin.com/?p=78&cpage=1#comment-1957 Dr. Pete Wed, 30 Jun 2010 19:49:09 +0000 https://zuschlogin.com/?p=78#comment-1957 Really nice review, and I love the practicality of it. People get so hung up in arguing the hard-core theoretical side that they forget the point of why we do these things. There's a balance between rigor and progress. Really nice review, and I love the practicality of it. People get so hung up in arguing the hard-core theoretical side that they forget the point of why we do these things. There’s a balance between rigor and progress.

]]> Comment on Stat 101 by Olga https://zuschlogin.com/?p=78&cpage=1#comment-1941 Olga Mon, 21 Jun 2010 19:21:18 +0000 https://zuschlogin.com/?p=78#comment-1941 Hi, I have just read your post and find it very interesting and necessary. I have the same problems when I present the user tests data. Project managers don't know much about statistics, but enought to argue the validity of your findings. I would ask for your permission to traslate it into spanish. Regards, Olga Hi,
I have just read your post and find it very interesting and necessary. I have the same problems when I present the user tests data. Project managers don’t know much about statistics, but enought to argue the validity of your findings.
I would ask for your permission to traslate it into spanish.
Regards,
Olga

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]]> Comment on Shoes for the Shoemaker by Pekka https://zuschlogin.com/?p=55&cpage=1#comment-1375 Pekka Mon, 04 Jan 2010 16:27:15 +0000 https://zuschlogin.com/?p=55#comment-1375 Wow, impressive work! Wow, impressive work!

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