2009 | ||
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16 | EE | William Hudson: Reduced empathizing skills increase challenges for user-centered design. CHI 2009: 1327-1330 |
2005 | ||
15 | EE | William Hudson: A tale of two tutorials: a cognitive approach to interactive system design and interaction design meets agility. Interactions 12(1): 49-51 (2005) |
14 | EE | William Hudson: The cost of more: psychology of choice in interaction design. Interactions 12(2): 71 (2005) |
13 | EE | William Hudson: Fitts at 50: for link design, size does matter. Interactions 12(3): 57 (2005) |
12 | EE | William Hudson: Playing your cards right: getting the most from card sorting for navigation design. Interactions 12(5): 56-58 (2005) |
2004 | ||
11 | EE | William Hudson: Foraging à la carte: an appetite for popup menus? Interactions 11(1): 63-64 (2004) |
10 | EE | William Hudson: My place or yours: use and abuse of research facilities. Interactions 11(2): 45-46 (2004) |
9 | EE | William Hudson: Applying research to design: bridging a widening gap. Interactions 11(2): 85-86 (2004) |
8 | EE | William Hudson: Inclusive design: accessibility guidelines only part of the picture. Interactions 11(4): 55-56 (2004) |
7 | EE | William Hudson: Breadcrumb navigation: there's more to hansel and gretel than meets the eye. Interactions 11(5): 79-80 (2004) |
6 | EE | William Hudson: Attentional gambling: getting better odds from your web pages. Interactions 11(6): 55-56 (2004) |
2003 | ||
5 | EE | William Hudson: Don't make me read: use and abuse of text in Web page design. Interactions 10(4): 55-56 (2003) |
4 | EE | William Hudson: Books and mortar: the science of Web shopping. Interactions 10(5): 47-48 (2003) |
3 | EE | William Hudson: Enterprise information architecture: strategies for the real world. Interactions 10(6): 53-55 (2003) |
2002 | ||
2 | EE | William Hudson: Syntagm. Interactions 9(2): 95-98 (2002) |
2000 | ||
1 | EE | William Hudson: The whiteboard: metaphor: a double-edged sword. Interactions 7(3): 11-15 (2000) |