Croc o' Lyle - Usability, Information Architecture and web design commentary by Lyle Kantrovich

Croc o' Lyle
Proving getting serious about usability can be fun...since 2001.

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This is a place for things I find interesting or have to say related to usability, web design, information architecture and user experience practices. I sometimes also just ramble about other stuff as well...

Lyle Kantrovich

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Bloug: Lou Rosenfeld co-wrote the book on Information Architecture
UsabilityBlog: Paul Sherman - smart guy, blogger, UPA leader
Keith Instone's blog: Keith's one of the smartest and nicest IA's I know.
Product Experience Blog: DeeDee DeMulling - good friend and UCD consultant
Elegant Hack: Gleanings: Christina Wodke's IA thoughts with style and insight
IA Slash: Information Architecture galore
Joel on Software: Joel Spolsky has excellent sensibilities about software development
How to Change the World: Guy Kawasaki
43 Folders: GTD Productivity tips

Try these sites

Usability Professionals'
Association: THE organization for folks who are serious about usability.
UXmatters: Online magazine about usability & user experience
Boxes and Arrows: Excellent online magazine about design, IA and usability

About the name

The name Croc O' Lyle comes from people at a previous job calling me "crocodile", as in the famous childrens' book "Lyle, Lyle Crocodile". The nickname went from "crocodile" to "croc" and then someone morphed it into Crocolyle.

It's also a play on the phrase "Crock O' Gold" -- showing the Irish in my Heinz 57 hybrid genetics.

...and some people will probably say this whole thing is simply a crock.

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March 30, 2007

Thatsalottaroadsigns

Signs
Originally uploaded by acmelucky777.

21 North going once, twice...sorry ma'am, you just missed your exit.

Posted by Lyle Kantrovich at 9:13 AM

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Actually, the Truck route is faster. The Business route is slower.

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Anonymous : 2:48 PM