For the past few months, I’ve been taking an average of 1.6 flights per week on commercial airplanes. Most of these offered seatback entertainment, so I could watch the TV show or movie of my choice, or listen to satellite radio while reading. Touch-screen controls are easy to use because they let me touch—or tap—the item or […]
October 10th, 2009 | Tags: airlines, business cases, business drivers, in-flight movies, passenger satisfaction, registration errors, seatback entertainment, self-correcting hardware, self-correcting software, tap, touch, touch screens, touch-screen registration, Usability, Usability Engineering, User-experience design, user-interface design, UX design | Category: Design, process, business, Usability |
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