I'm fed up and tired with "improved" products that just have a bunch of totally useless features added!

I've a simple question to ask - can you meaningfully spend any cryptocurrency in your local city centre? A few months ago, my wife and I went on a 30 day Interrail holiday across Europe. 10 countries,

I am writing today about a proposal on InLeo related to the payout options in the form of getting directly the rewards in Leo Power for any engagement in this ecosystem - articles, threads, shorts and

The broader public is NOT likely to get into crypto as long as it remains both complicated and often "broken!"

How are we doing in crypto? I fear it's all still too complicated!

Hello, hivers! For today's blog, let me share with you a beautiful moment cuz we came from BOGO city to Jollibee to take a USABILITY for our finals, our ERGONOMICS 2. That's why we chose Jollibee cuz that's

For a while now, I have been dabbling with the SNAPS short content area of the PeakD front end. I like it!

InLeo has become my first option on the User Interfaces available for the Hive blockchain. But as there are others UIs for that and some have quite nice features increasing the usability, I believe that

Struggling to find enthusiasm for the "Amazon Handmade" marketplace, due to poor site usability. Usability matters!

InLeo interface on the Hive blockchain is my prime article writing and curation instrument. As I am using it mostly all the time when I am on Hive, I also find usability improvements here and there. And

I'm sorry, but it doesn't matter HOW slick and modern your piece of gear is if it's not EASY TO USE!

Why crypto is hard - and why people don't want that to change

As I am trying to make a more concerted effort to return to active blogging — and in support of the Proof of Brain Community — I have been posting the majority of my content from a version of Ecency that

This world of ours seems to driven by "new." I'd go so far as to say that humans are obsessed with the idea of new things. Think about it: everything from laundry detergent to pizza to software

Earlier today, I went through the somewhat sad process of burning my CUB and POLYCUB so as to at least get the small airdrop "consolation prize" for having participated in CubDefi. I suppose

I suppose we all have things in life that feel annoying; like that small splinter in your finger you can't see, but you know it's there. One of my "splinters" has long been "things that

It has been about 10 years since I first started poking around in the Cryptosphere. Bought a little Bitcoin, actually participated in collecting from a few early Bitcoin "faucets" and made at

Reflecting on the importance of "Ease-of-use" as a measurement of how much we enjoy using web sites and technology.

Leo Finance revolutionized the blogging and micro blogging on the Hive blockchain through a Twitter Crypto approach and in the same time envisioning an everything app. While others might only speak about

Splinterlands has thrown a bunch of upgrades in the game today and one of them was the change of the Energy System which now is clear like the light of the day. No more decreasing energy based on the daily