Comments on: FOTB slides: Memo to the CEO http://aralbalkan.com/799 Passionate geekisms. Sun, 12 Feb 2012 17:52:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Deitte.com http://aralbalkan.com/799/comment-page-1#comment-8301 Deitte.com Sun, 17 Dec 2006 15:54:01 +0000 http://aralbalkan.com/799#comment-8301 <strong>An Ajax Look at Flex, New TV, and More...</strong> Three groups of links for your Sunday reading: 1. Andy Budd has a fascinating post on going to the Flash on the Beach conference as an Ajax developer: The Lion's Den (found via Aral Balkan) Having lived in Flex-land for...... An Ajax Look at Flex, New TV, and More…

Three groups of links for your Sunday reading: 1. Andy Budd has a fascinating post on going to the Flash on the Beach conference as an Ajax developer: The Lion’s Den (found via Aral Balkan) Having lived in Flex-land for……

]]> By: savvas malamas http://aralbalkan.com/799/comment-page-1#comment-8271 savvas malamas Sat, 16 Dec 2006 09:26:26 +0000 http://aralbalkan.com/799#comment-8271 Thanks!(Thirty three!) Thanks!(Thirty three!)

]]> By: Wii should have tested! at Aral Balkan http://aralbalkan.com/799/comment-page-1#comment-8253 Wii should have tested! at Aral Balkan Fri, 15 Dec 2006 17:05:29 +0000 http://aralbalkan.com/799#comment-8253 [...] I was recently talking about how important it is to carry out user testing during product development at my Memo to the CEO talk at Flash on the Beach. This is a perfect example of a problem that would have been discovered earlier had Nintendo carried out contextual user testing with its European and American users (I’m not sure how big a problem the wrist strap issue is in Japan). Contextual, meaning in their living rooms (ironically, this is exact scenario is depicted in the North American Nintendo ads: “Wii would like to play!”). So basically, what I’m saying is that Nintendo didn’t play with their Wii enough. (Oh, no, it’s doesn’t get old does it?) [...] [...] I was recently talking about how important it is to carry out user testing during product development at my Memo to the CEO talk at Flash on the Beach. This is a perfect example of a problem that would have been discovered earlier had Nintendo carried out contextual user testing with its European and American users (I’m not sure how big a problem the wrist strap issue is in Japan). Contextual, meaning in their living rooms (ironically, this is exact scenario is depicted in the North American Nintendo ads: “Wii would like to play!”). So basically, what I’m saying is that Nintendo didn’t play with their Wii enough. (Oh, no, it’s doesn’t get old does it?) [...]

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