How might the iPhone afford direct access to key apps and tasks without defiling its exterior with another dastardly button?

All kinds of potential goodness snuck in when Apple made the touchpad clickable.

How might the laptop form factor evolve?

Even UI designs as old as the Save dialog and the window titlebars have room for improvement.

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The iPhone has a few things to learn from its grandpa.

A unifying model of design.

Users of music players have their eyes busy and their ears free. Why not use the ears to augment the UI?

Life is too short to listen to music you don’t like.

Basic UI deficiencies in common products we’ve suffered for for years or decades.

MyOwnBags demonstrate a nice clean differentiation. Plus, they make a great gift for stylish people!

The Chumby does nothing specific, a lot in general.

A couple of tweaks to the BART schedule planner would make it much more useful.

It should be easier to store pages to read later.

Can we tweak a gratuitous feature to make it a little bit more functional?

Sacrificing simplicity for the appearance of simplicity.

Reducing the needless UI overhead in Front Row.

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UI friction needlessly wastes the user’s energy on delays and busywork.

If you can’t beat down flame wars, how about formalizing them?