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Usable Web (Popularity: ): Contains links and information about human factors, user interface issues, and usable design specific to the Web.
Advanced Information Systems (Popularity: ): Discusses design issues in the hypermedia paradigm.
Usability Methods Toolbox (Popularity: ): Describes methods for ensuring the usability of your interface or product. provides a short description of each method and provides links to more information.
MouseSite (Popularity: ): A resource for exploring the history of human computer interaction beginning with the pioneering work of Douglas Engelbart and his colleagues at Stanford Research Institute in the 1960s.
Nonlinear Magnification (Popularity: ): Central information resource for matters related to nonlinear magnification (aka fisheye/distortion views).
Designing Interactions (Popularity: ): Book by Bill Moggridge about design of human interactions with technology. Features influential designers in each chapter. Site also contains video clips of talks by the designers.
Interaction-Design.org (Popularity: ): Open-content, peer-reviewed encyclopedia covering terms from the disciplines of human-computer interaction (HCI), interaction design, usability, information architecture, and related studies.
Ubiquitous Computing (Popularity: ): Offers information on the age of calm technology. Computing philosophy from Mark Weiser.
Elegant Hack (Popularity: ): Guide to articles and books on information architecture, interface design, usability, user centered design, and more.
HCI Bibliography (Popularity: ): Features abstracted validated bibliographic entries, along with a variety of reference materials.
Lonely Planet: Cyprus Map (Popularity: ): Interactive map with links to information on attractions and points of interest.
Computer Supported Cooperative Work (Popularity: ): Concerned with investigating how people cooperate to solve problems and how that cooperation can be automatically supported.
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