Jure Cuhalev

Spreading good will is always hard for companies so I’m super excited at the latest move by my employer, Blogging For A Cause, is a campaign to get bloggers talking about their favorite charities/non-profits so they can win a share of $6000 USD that we’ll be giving away to the five that get most blogged [...]

Today I created a simple web form. So simple indeed that it has only three design elements:

Image by panavatar via Flickr

input field
OK button, in this case labeled “Save”
Cancel button

Since I’m always confused about the order of OK  - Cancel buttons (you, should it be OK / Cancel or Cancel / OK), I checked a few [...]

Moderating big IT forum is always fun as you get to see all sort of people asking questions that don’t really belong in there. Today we had a case of (probably a teenage) girl, who wanted to know how to hack into her boyfriends MSN account. He refused to share the password and chat logs [...]

While on the Internet nobody knows you’re a dog (or at least until you turn on your web cam), there’s still a matter of online identity. Even though you can constructy any kind of identity you want with nicknames, avatars and everything – at the end of the day, you’re still playing the role of [...]

You’ve probably seen the Google Eyetracking blog post that’s been published on their blog and shows this Image of how results are interpreted by the reader:
 
What’s interesting with this image is the usual – the thing that we don’t see – heatmap for adveristing part. Does our advertising stand a fair chance of being evaluated?
A [...]