Nathanael Boehm's blog

About this blog

The blog of Nathanael Boehm, web designer and developer, coordinator of the Free Australia Wireless project, unorganiser of BarCampCanberra, an active member in the web industry with an interest in all things 2.0 - including social networking and computing, citizen journalism and open government.
Main skills are with HTML, CSS and JavaScript with a focus on usability, UCD and accessibility - experienced in PHP/MySQL and C#/MSSQL development, e-Learning, information architecture, systems architecture, technical lead, contract negotiation, vendor management, risk management and search engine optimisation.
Musician (drums, bass guitar, keyboards and synths) and photographer.
Personality type: INTJ
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Posted by Nathanael (admin) on December 23rd, 2006 in general

My Internet banking is broken again!

Tags: customerservice, internet, userexperience, website

The new Canberra Centre extensions

Posted by Nathanael (admin) on December 20th, 2006 in general

Our first experience parking in the new Canberra Centre extensions - and how difficult we found it just to walk out of the carpark; ambiguous directions, ongoing construction work and other dodgy stuff.

Tags: canberra, canberracentre, construction, customerexperience, customerservice, instructions

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Useful voice recording function: i-mate JAMin

Posted by Nathanael (admin) on December 19th, 2006 in general

Mobile devices have had voice recording functions for years - but this is the first time I’ve had a device where the function has been designed to fit in with the way I use it. So now it’s a real function rather than just a few pages in the manual.

Tags: design, mobiledevice, pda, technology, usability

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