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Improve your online sharing - Bokardo - 0 views

  • One thing you can do is to personalize the share message. Instead of saying “a friend wanted to share with you”. say “Your friend Josh wanted to share with you”.
Martin M

Psychology of Social Design Talk - Bokardo - 0 views

  • Kurt Lewin’s Equation as the central tension in social psychology
  • Robert Axelrod’s 3 necessary conditions to cooperate
  • http://del.icio.us/bokardo/uxweek/
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  • Download PDF of The Psychology of Social Design
  • Abraham Maslow’s Hierarchy of needs as a precursor to the Del.icio.us Lesson
  • Peter Kollock’s 4 motivations for contributing
  • Duncan Watts’ study on social influence in interfaces
Oksana

16 Core Observations of Social Design - Bokardo - 0 views

  • Humans constantly search out ways to communicate more efficiently.
  • The primary use of the Internet is communication
  • The people we know greatly influence how we act.
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  • Humans aren’t always rational, but are usually self-interested.
  • People usually compare themselves to those in their social group, not society at large.
Martin M

Bokardo » Putting the Del.icio.us Lesson into Practice, Part I - 0 views

  • The best tools do one thing very well. It nails a certain activity to the wall and really makes it simple and easy. Hammers drive in nails. Del.icio.us saves bookmarks. Netflix sends you movies. Photoshop enables image editing. iTunes plays music, etc. All of these tools actually have other uses, but that’s the 1%. We naturally gravitate toward software with a single purpose because its easier to remember and we know exactly what we’re doing when we’re using it.
Martin M

Bokardo » Common Pitfalls of Building Social Web Applications and How to Avoi... - 0 views

Martin M

Bokardo » Common Pitfalls of Building Social Web Applications and How to Avoi... - 0 views

  • 1) Underestimating The Cold Start Problem
  • you have to build your own attention momentum over time
  • Strong social sites build value one user at a time. If one user finds value, then they’re much more likely to tell others or invite their friends.
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  • 2) Focusing on Too Many Things
  • If you can’t describe what your site does with a single, clear idea then you’re trying to do too much
  • the ease of adding social features is a barrier to focus
  • Nail that one thing to the ground, and show people how you do that one thing better than anybody else.
  • 3) Lack of Sustained Execution
  • 4) Pointing the Finger when Missteps Happen
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