tapworthy

“Touch People’s Hearts” is the translated title of the Chinese edition of my book Tapworthy (触动人心), and I couldn’t be more tickled.

I just finished teaching an eight-week class on tapworthy iPhone design and user experience. If you missed it, all 12 hours of video are available for sale.

Watch my recorded webcast about iPhone app design, or download the slides.

My tech headaches are your windfall. Join me for a do-over of last week’s free webcast.

Got a second? I need your vote to share my ideas about iPad app design at SXSW. If you’re curious about mobile and tablet app design, you’re gonna dig this talk.

O’Reilly Answers recently posted an excerpt from Tapworthy about the ideal size of iPhone tap targets.

The gorgeous high resolution of iPhone 4 soothes the eye but adds extra legwork for iPhone designers. Here’s the big picture.

Web and software designers, take note: Spray-painted compasses in New York illustrate how helpful a thin layer of extra help can be for new arrivals.

Software-startup guru Bob Walsh gives Tapworthy a glowing review and healthy recommendation.

I posted a slew of pointers at O’Reilly Answers for designing a unique visual identity for iPhone apps.

My new book Tapworthy hits the streets this week. After so much hard work, I hope you find it easy on the eyes and nourishing for the brain.

Seems I cracked the top five most popular talks at South by Southwest.

I had a fun conversation with O’Reilly Online Managing Editor Mac Slocum about the differences designing for iPad vs iPhone.

The good folks at SXSW just posted the audio of my talk on Tapworthy app design. Have a listen and follow along with the slides, too.

Back home from South by Southwest, dizzy but energized, ready to get back at it. Here’s a quick recap, plus links to my presentation slides.