Mobile Content Is Twice as Difficult

When reading from an iPhone-sized screen, comprehension scores for complex
Web content were 48% of desktop monitor scores.
		
Jakob Nielsen's Alertbox for February 28:
  > http://www.useit.com/alertbox/mobile-content-comprehension.html
		
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Usability Week 2011 conference

  * Hong Kong: this week
  * Melbourne: March 7-11
  * London: April 3-8
  * Washington, DC: April 18-22
  * Minneapolis: May 9-13
  * San Francisco: June 13-18

Full program:
  > http://www.nngroup.com/events

DEADLINES: 
  * This Friday, March 4
  * save $200 on advance registration for MELBOURNE
  * save 10% on early-bird registration for LONDON

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SAN FRANCISCO CONFERENCE

Announcing the San Francisco Usability Week conference with
25 full-day seminars:

  > http://www.nngroup.com/events/san_francisco/agenda.html

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CASE STUDIES WANTED: MEASURABLE IMPACT OF DESIGN CHANGES

Please share your improved usability examples, and get a free NN/g report:

 > http://www.nngroup.com/reports/roi/metrics.html

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BEST RESTAURANT NAME

"Dot Cod" – a seafood restaurant in Statue Square, Hong Kong. Sign spotted
while walking around town before this week's Usability Week conference in
Hong Kong.

Also, what's with all the seafood names for mass transit payment cards?
Oyster Card in London and Octopus Card in Hong Kong? Soon Tokyo will sport
an Uni Card for its notoriously overcrowded trains.