Usability Bulletin. Issue number 16

Denis Sudilkovsky. Usability 2.0
| Jared Spool. Hidden Power of Web 2.0
| UPA Europe 2008 Conference
| Jacob Nielsen. Web 2.0 can be dangerous ... for your wallet
| The issue of trust in the Web 2.0 era
| For the first time in Russia comes Edward Yordon


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Denis Sudilkovsky. Usability 2.0
I suggest you make a unique journey through time, look at the development of communications and relations between man and computer. We will consider the usability problems that arise in the development of the world wide web, and analyze the effectiveness of their solutions.
Jared Spool. Hidden Power of Web 2.0
Web 2.0 is not a thing in itself, but a set of approaches that accelerate development. Elements such as API (Application Programming Interface), RSS, folksonomy and social networks, suddenly gave developers a new way to solve complex problems extremely effectively.
UPA Europe 2008 Conference
UPA Europe 2008 - Regional European Conference of the Association of Usability Professionals on User-Oriented Design, User Experience & Usability (December 4-6, 2008, Turin, Italy)
Jacob Nielsen. Web 2.0 can be dangerous ... for your wallet
Jakob Nielsen warns: Web 2.0 can be dangerous ... for your wallet. If you are carried away with popular technologies, you risk spending money and time not at all on what users expect from you.
The issue of trust in the Web 2.0 era
The confidence building methods used during web 1.0 remain effective today. In the end, users need to be sure that they can trust your site and the information posted on it. They also want to be sure that they can trust other users. The recommendations in this article will help you achieve this.
For the first time in Russia comes Edward Yordon
For the first time in April Edward Yourdon, a human legend in the field of project management, software engineering and Web 2.0, will arrive in Russia. Yordon is the author and coauthor of about three dozen books, including “The Way of Kamikaze” (Death March), “The Decline and Fall of the American Programmer” (Decline and the Fall of the American Programmer) and the “Rise and Resurrection of the American Programmer” American Programmer).