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165: When People See a Button
Shimona Carvalho (@shimonkey) joins us to talk about user interface design in embedded systems. Then we talk about internationalization and localization. Then photography.
Shimona's website is\xa0shimonacarvalho.com\xa0and her\xa0Flicker account is shimonkey.
For an introduction to user interface design, Shimona recommended\xa0The Design of Everyday Things by Don Norman.
Internationalization and localization were delved in far deeper in episode\xa026: The Tofu Problem. Some of the material from that will be on the\xa0embedded.fm/blog\xa0this week.
We mentioned an auxiliary,\xa0secret RSS feed that goes all the way back to episode one.\xa0(Some notes haven't been filled in yet).
We're also on\xa0Youtube\xa0now.