Task Continuity Part 2: Taiwan and Japan
Research and blog post by Bill Selman and Gemma Petrie. (If you haven’t read our previous report on Task Continuity, we recommend reading it first for context.) Last time we … Read more
Research and blog post by Bill Selman and Gemma Petrie. (If you haven’t read our previous report on Task Continuity, we recommend reading it first for context.) Last time we … Read more
With the release of Firefox 40, all users of Windows 10 are in for a treat. Over the past months, a small team at Mozilla has been working on optimizing … Read more
Background A recently landed feature in the experimental Firefox Nightly build integrates proactive tracking protection for Firefox Nightly users coupled with Do Not Track (DNT). With tracking protection active, ads … Read more
Introduction The approach to designing Firefox OS for Television is fundamentally different from phones or tablets. It requires rethinking of how experiences are structured and how to fulfill the needs … Read more
Introduction The user experience of Firefox OS on the television platform comes from Mozilla’s vision of the Connected Home. This departure from our smart phone interface focuses on ease of … Read more
Research and blog post by Gemma Petrie & Bill Selman For many consumers, software and hardware choices are increasingly becoming choices between incompatible brand ecosystems. In today’s marketplace, a consumer’s … Read more
In early January, we conducted user research to refresh our understanding of how people save, share, and revisit content with the goal of building our knowledge base for a larger … Read more
How often have you done a web search, already knowing that you would click the first result that looked like a Wikipedia page? Quite often? Then Firefox is about to … Read more
The following post is based on a talk I presented at MozFest about interviewing users. I recently had a conversation with a former colleague who now works for a major … Read more