The Dynamic Duo of Information Architecture
An Interview with Peter Morville and Lou Rosenfeld (John Rhodes – WebWord)
Building Online Communities
“The Internet exists to improve communication. Communities can grow anywhere communication occurs.” (chromatic – O’Reilly Network)
The Politics of User Experience
“(…) a few of the more ubiquitous political influences, most of which are not seen outside of government.” (Steve Fleckenstein – Boxes and Arrows)
The Elements of User Experience
“There is probably no better book on the market that so clearly and rationally covers the entire area of user experience.” (Jeff Lash – Boxes and Arrows)
Ergonomics Standards & Legislation
“Getting to grips with national and international standards in HCI is more of a black art than a science.” (System Concepts)
Enemies of Usability
“I know lots of usability advocates who speak the language of business quite fluently.” (Peter Morville – Semantic Studios)
A Taxonomy Primer
“Taxonomies, thesauri, classification systems, synonym rings. (…) All of the terms mentioned above are controlled vocabularies.” (Lexonomy)
Meet The Elements 
Sample chapter from ‘Elements of User Experience’ (Jesse James Garrett)
First Principles: Some Rules of Thumb, and Some Thumbing of Rules
Sample chapter from ‘Information Architecture: Blueprints for the Web’ (Christina Wodtke)
Educational Programs in Information Design
“More than graphic design, more than technical writing, but not really in the information architecture or interaction design space, the ideal information design program combines coursework that may touch all of these fields.” (STC Information Design SIG)
Interview: Marissa Mayer – Product Manager of Google
“(…) how Google creates and improves its customer experience.” (Mark Hurst – GoodExperience)
Usability Must Die
Usability has grown into a monster. (Chris McEvoy)
Plumb Design Visual Thesaurus Version 2.0
“An experiment in language and interface, Plumb Design’s Visual Thesaurus is both an artistic exploration and a tool to explore, study, and analyze the structure of language.” (Plump Design)
Beauty is Only Screen Deep
“People use the web to buy things, find information, make contacts, and what they notice is whether they can successfully buy things, find information, and make contacts.” (Sarah Horton – Boxes and Arrows)
Back to the User: Creating User-Focused Websites
Collective Lessons Learned from Listening to and Observing Users (Tammy Sachs – Digital Web)
Color in Scientific Visualization
“The goal of scientific visualization is to enhance scientific productivity by utilizing human visual perception and computer graphics techniques.” (HPSC Group of the University of Colorado)
Interview with Taylor and Pennington from Red Hat’s UI Team
“(…) the new unified UI on Red Hat 8 was the talk of the town for the whole summer since the Limbo betas.” (OSNews)
Making Online Information Usable
“Usability problems fall on a continuum. On one end are the nuisance problems, like typos or incorrect grammar. Users may not notice these issues, and can ignore them if they do.” (User Interface Engineering)
An Interview with Peter Merholz and Nathan Shedroff on User-Centered Design
“The primary benefit of user-centered design is that, when performed well, it ensures that the product is useful, usable, and meaningful to the end-user.” (Meryl K. Evans – Digital Web)
Mac User Interface Design for New Developers
“The key to usability for Mac applications is consistency with existing Mac applications.” (Brook Conner – O’Reilly’s Mac OS X Conference 2002 Presentations)