Screenshot Journal is a tool for UI designers, artists, and other pixel addicts who care a bit more about their iPhone (or iPad) screenshots than the integrated Camera Roll archive does. The app archives all your screenshots and organizes them chronologically or by marking favorites.
No brainer for me. As a user experience researcher, I’m always grabbing screenshots for my personal reference library. Finally, this app will allow me to easily corral all my screenshots in one place.
This video series, You Suck at Photoshop, is back after a long break. Really funny stuff.
I’ve been noticing KISSinsights windows popping up on various sites that I visit. I’m not a fan. Why? It’s just another popup window I am determined to dismiss. Sure, it’s a pretty popup window and it appears at the bottom of the window, not right in my face as I’m trying to read something. But still, it’s a distraction.
I get why it’s there. I get the approach. But what I don’t get is why I should participate. What’s my incentive? I don’t mean to sound harsh but if you want to take my attention away from the reason I came to this web page, you’d better make it worth my while. OK, all it requires is for me to either make a selection and hit the SEND button or simply minimize the window. Sure, but again, what is my incentive? How am I helping exactly? And if I minimize the window, is it just going to appear again when I visit another page on the site or revisit this particular page?
These are my links for April 12th through April 14th: