Practicing Usability in Hong Kong
"Here at the uiGarden, we have been having discussions on whether there are cultural differences between practicing usability in the West and the Far East. In an exploration of the theme, we interviewed Apogee’s own Daniel Szuc and Josephine Wong. They give their own uptakes of the discussion and offer us their insights from their own experiences of working in Hong Kong.
Apogee - What are some of the differences you notice with user behaviour(s) in Hong Kong?
Daniel – We have seen users’web habits mature very quickly over the last 5 years as the web has become more main stream in Hong Kong, including banking, paying bills, broadband TV, buying tickets, blogging, shopping etc. To my surprise, the web took some time to arrive in full force in Hong Kong so we have really only been watching people use it since 1999. It will be interesting to watch the differences between not only users in Hong Kong, but users across the region including: mainland China, Singapore, Taiwan and India to name but a few." continued ... (Via uiGarden)

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