David Owen Morgan

Interaction Designer. Here’s what I’ve been doing on the Internet:

faunts: Sometimes after a fart I think **No woman should ever have to tolerate this. This should be nobody's "good enough." Stay single.** and I do.

faunts: “Two engineers built the whole app. There were no formal designers.” #RecentlyReading Facebook on Glass http://t.co/XuQtio5p55

You wonder whether “small, simpler, slower, less” might be an equally good mantra.

Market for feature phone apps is low-tech goldmine (bbc.co.uk)

it’s a mellowing out of the visual indicators that people need to trigger the idea of a tappable element.

Tim Green in Almost Flat (on Medium)

"this is not 2007 anymore… we don’t need to be led garishly by the hand" #RecentlyReading Almost Flat –@destroywerk

Can't imagine the emotional bankruptcy a $10,000 iTunes gift card wields on a person. 40 billion taps later...

“Think of it as intelligent multitasking, or as an interactive second home screen.” #RecentlyReading Nokia Asha 501

“Some people want to not worry about having a digital box of crap sitting in their online basement.” #RecentlyReading

faunts: "In addition to his distinguished career as a philosopher, he was renowned int'ly for his knowledge of apiculture, the keeping of bees."

The carousel takes a customer’s focus away from making a decision about which group to explore and instead invites the customer to linger on the page a bit longer, while exploring each of the groups.

A Design Pattern: More Like This (uxmatters.com, 2010)