Thinking Product

Your iPhone is Not Secure: Product Design Changes to Secure iPhones

(At least against the kind of attack the FBI is proposing)

UPDATE: Well, that was quick. The FBI announced they have cracked the San Bernardino shooter’s phone, and withdrew their suit…

How Target’s Red Card Works to Disappoint

I live two blocks from a Target. It’s affordable and very convenient, and I go there at…

A Real-World(ish) Example of Great Developers Being Infinitely Better

When only genius will do

Bad Usability Getting Passes to the NMAAHC

The National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC) is very popular. Getting to go requires securing a pass, either by booking in advance, or by getting same-day passes starting at 6:30 AM. If you go to the page at 6:25 AM, you see this:

Confusing Usability on Medium

This is what Medium looks like right now:

Three Things I Learned Reading an Article About Apple

Open Letter to Apple: Increase Battery Life by 10–150% Using Software

iTunes makes Apple Music difficult

This scenario comes up way more often than it should: I want to play a song that I own on my MacBook. I open iTunes. I search for the song and find it. I click play, and I get this: