TankPitstop is the world’s first automated refuelling robot, allowing drivers to fill up at the pump without leaving their vehicles. You can see a video
The new BBC homepage, launched today, allows users to customise their experience by selecting content and creating garish colour schemes. It’s hardly a new idea,
Gadgets: ever diminishing, ever evolving. Phones have gone from being 10kg beasts as used by Colonel Decker in the A-Team to waif-like slivers of metal
Yahoo! have launched a radical overhaul of their site this week. The emphasis seems to be on usability and speed of navigation: the homepage still
The popular SitePoint author Matt Mickiewicz has interviewed Jakob Nielsen, the usability evangelist (or usability fetishist, depending upon your perspective), on AJAX (deemed “irrelevant”), contextual
ClickTale is an intriguing website statistics and monitoring service which creates movies of users’ individual browsing session. Every mouse movement, click and keystroke is recorded
The author of the CSS3 preview page, Joost de Valk, has launched CSS3.info, a site dedicated to information about CSS3. For more information on CSS3,
David Greiner has written an interesting article on HTML email for Vitamin. As a co-founder of Campaign Monitor, there’s little doubt that David knows a
An interactive colour wheel showing the accessibility of different colour combinations, based on formulas provided by the W3C: http://gmazzocato.altervista.org/colorwheel/wheel.php