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Introducing DesigningforHumans.com

The IDSA Human Factors section site (what you're reading right now), has been reconfigured and renamed.  It is now DesigningforHumans.com

All of the previously working bookmarks, links and subscriptions should continue to work as before - you can continue to access the site with the previous URL - http://www.humanfactors.typepad.com/, or the new one.  All new links will use the DesigningforHumans.com domain, but will automatically map back to the old domain as well for continuity.  Please email me if you experience a problem: robtannen@hotmail.com

The change was made to give the site a more memorable and meaningful identity, but the content and mission remain the same - to inform IDSA members and the overall industrial design community about human factors, design research and usability.  The name is a tribute to Henry Dreyfuss' Designing for People, with our obvious slant towards human factors.

Posted by Rob Tannen on 05 November 2007 |

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