Posts Tagged ‘tagging’

Geotagging on Flickr: Flaky

In Articles on 30 August 2006 tagged bugs, Flickr, geotagging, photos, reviews, tagging with 5 comments

Flickr launched its geotagging feauture a few days ago. Today I came across a few raving posts on TechnCrunch, so I decided to give it a go. I’ve been geotagging my photos using Plazes for a while now (has it been more than a year already? This photo seems to prove as much.) I enjoyed [...]

Rough Notes for Jesse James Garrett – Keynote

In Articles on 2 June 2006 tagged analytics, events, IA, Reboot 8, tagging with 9 comments

Adaptive Path intro Big & small clients Elements of UX: “understanding tool” “the AJAX guy” Problem We know little about people, hard to make good guesses IA is about finding ways to make better guesses, but they’re still guesses Techniques: Card sort: primitive, low tech New approach: just give up, create a system for users [...]

Construction Continues – Tag Cloud in the Archives

In Articles on 16 March 2006 tagged about, blogging, tag clouds, tagging, trends, usability with Comments Off

Now and then I get around to adding another feature to this blog. A few days ago I plugged hitormiss’ weighted list into the archives page. Now I know tag clouds are the new mullets, and usability of these things is contested, but I just had to have one. It’s my blog and I’ll tag [...]

Next Generation Tag Clouds

In Articles on 9 March 2006 tagged IA, information architecture, tagging with 2 comments

Joe Lamantia recently published a two-part essay on tag clouds. He’s managed to create a nice primer on tagging from an IA’s point of view. His tone of voice is a bit academic, which may turn you off, but his predictions of future directions for tagging and tag clouds are spot on quite interesting. A [...]

Ondergrond.org – HKU-Studenten Aan De Folksonomy

In Articles on 1 March 2006 tagged folksonomy, graffiti, HKU, street art, study, tagging, web 2.0, web applications with 3 comments

Via commentaar op een recent artikel op open.info.nl kwam ik op de site Ondergrond – een folksonomy voor / van street art. De site is een EMMA-afstudeerproject van een aantal HKU-studenten. De site daagt bezoekers met behulp van stellingen en vragen uit om bij foto’s van graffiti en stickers tags achter te laten. Een interessante [...]

Edgeio Launches

In Articles on 28 February 2006 tagged blogging, Edgeio, microformats, semantic web, tagging, web 2.0 with 1 comment

Development of an open platform for listings continues with yesterday’s launch of Edgeio. This service picks up on blog post that are marked as a listing using a Microformat-like tag and collects them on a website for users to search through. They have some nifty interfaces in place to allow you to zoom in on [...]

Screens in Train – Again

In Articles on 3 January 2006 tagged NS, tagging, travel, WiFi with Comments Off

Nou, eindelijk die WiFi van de NS kunnen testen. En hij werkt best aardig (op de sporadische time out na). Gelijk een dilemma op Plazes. Hoe geotag je een bewegend object? Beetje jammer dat ze het alleen niet voor elkaar krijgen de juiste reisinformatie op de schermen te krijgen. Op weg naar Den Bosch is [...]