1. MYSTERY MEAT NAVIGATION
Not a new term in our industry, mystery meat navigation’s (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Mystery_meat_navigation) was coined to categorise a usability nightmare that was quite popular in the early days of the web: image-heavy navigation without textual labels to describe each option. Somehow we seem to be OK with unlabelled navigation icons again. A group of five buttons with no descriptive text to tell you what they do? When did that start making sense?
Karl Flinders Friday 20 December 2013 15:05
The Cabinet Office has published guidance for the security considerations that should be made by public sector organisations choosing cloud service providers.
Microsoft today described two changes coming to its Forefront product offering.
First and foremost, the organization will quit offering its Forefront UAG (Unified Access Gateway) item on July 1, 2014. Second, its Forefront Identity Manager (FIM) item will proceed to be sold, with the “following significant discharge” planned for the first six months of 2015. Those two progressions were advertised in a Dec. 17 Microsoft server and cloud blog post.
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