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Personal Pages:

Alison Crerar

A senior lecturer at Napier University, Edinburgh, UK, who undertakes occasional external HCI consultancy.

http://www.dcs.napier.ac.uk/~mac/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Ask Tog

Human interface evangelism and practical design advice from Bruce Tognazzini, with reader responses.

http://www.asktog.com/

Cañada, Javier

Information architect and interaction design specialist curriculum vitae. Located in Madrid, Spain.

http://terremoto.net/javier/

Hendry, David

Consulting in usability and materials on Human-Computer Interaction. News, books and links.

http://www.dhendry.org

Hyun-ho Kim

Articles and papers on digital TV, brief history, glossary, list of books, information on cognitive modeling and science.

http://my.dreamwiz.com/convas

Lee, Kevin Sang

HCI, usability specialist with concentration in UI and game design, IM and CSCW related systems. Located in Pennsylvania, USA.

http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~sangl

Norman, Don

Author of The Design of Everyday Things, list of books and articles in human-centered design.

http://www.jnd.org/

Stubbs, David

Consultation, training, and down-in-the-trenches work with user-centered methods. Focus on specifying requirements. Located in Oregon, USA.

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Thorsander, Simon

Information about studies at K3, Malmoe University, and interaction design.

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Useit

Jakob Nielsen's alertbox, reports and books on usable information technologies.

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Articles, books, source code and links about user interface programming under Microsoft Windows, by Petter Hesselberg.

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