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Can the integration of behavioural science in a project help you to meet precise objectives? This week, I would like to provide an answer to that question using a case study.
eBay has numerous tools to help users but had a problem to make them visible, relevant and understandable.
eBay has 4 well-defined objectives for the help centre of the site in mind. But those 4 objectives had never been met.
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up to this point, I've been doing quick prototyping with the Arduino Diecimila and then move to the PIC 16f876 programmed with picbasic in windows (vmware fusion)(pain in the rear). I like the libraries and language for Arduinos so I bought some chips and started burning bootloaders.
I had some atmega8 which burned using the Diecimila as the programmer (http://www.arduino.cc/playground/BootCloner/BootCloner). That worked fine but I didn't get it to work for the atmega168 with a Diecimila hex file. I had a go at it but no luck. I won't need those till I start making boards again (next week? eh?).
Dunne & Raby, Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg / Sascha Pohflepp, Zoe Papadopoulou / Cathrine Kramer. Graphic design: Weisskeller
It is terribly interesting to see that for the definition of something that is easy, man has only used terms that mean the opposite: effort, difficult, complex,...
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