Every usability expert, designer or developer could give you different opinions about what makes forms more usable, less confusing and less daunting. I sought out to research all the experiments and form a general list of things that developers, designers, and gurus should and should not do. The rest, as usual, always depends on the context of the project.

I have a little roster of Google bloggers in my bookmarks and RSS feeds. These are Googler personal blogs and offer insights into Google projects, the party line, and general what doing in life working at the Googleplex.

I’ll start with the first and one of the most well-known:
Matt Cutts- Required reading for those [...]

After spending nearly 15 years with AT&T as a software developer/engineer and Program Manager for their Corporate Intranet, where I got hooked on the internet during the late 90’s, I “retired” to start Beacon Technologies during the dot-com craze.  I wish I had a dollar for every person that said or thought “I’m going to [...]