Since I start getting deep in to the rabbit hole of Experience Design. The Experience sensory in my mind keep bugging me with so many annoynace with machines that is scattered at work at home or almost whereever I go and interact with them. The first annoynace I experienced deep inside me is the ATM Machine. They are your window to access your securely store stashed in your secret bank accounts! Well the frustrating moments starts like this: Please insert your card Enter your pin number, then Press Enter or “#” hash sign. Do you want to Check your balance? Yes / No. Withdraw, Deposit,...

Here is the improved code, now it won’t run in to the Twitter Request Per Day Limit. static void Main(string[] args) { /* * URL for Favoirtes: http://twitter.com/favorites/YourUserNameOnTwitter.xml?page=1 */ WebRequest req; req = WebRequest.Create( (string.Format(“http://twitter.com/favorites/YourUserNameOnTwitter.xml?page={0}”, 1))); NetworkCredential creds = new NetworkCredential(“YourUserNameOnTwitter”, “YouUserNameTwitterPassword”);    req.Credentials = creds; req.Method = “GET”; string respString = “”; for (int i = 101; i <...

Finally able to get the Favoirte (in a XML format) from Twitter with that nifty script, I encouraged anyone out there to improve it and share it here, and we can build a nifty tool that will feature as follow: Export the cool links from your Twitter Favoirtes to Digg or Delicious Account or Bookmarks2.com Export the harvested Links to Firefox or any browser Export the Fav. Tweets in a nice “Reousrce” file or whatever the storage you are using. Share among friends. Sample Code is here, please provide your feedback, I encountered the Request Limt from Twitter, but if you know the better...

The experience is like a thrill rides in these Road Roller Coaster! They are Pakistanis Special Public Rides. If you ever want to experience the thrill-on-the-road, visit Karachi, and ask the driver to take you from M. A. Jinnah Road to Urdu Bazar or Karachi Stock Exhange. You will have ride of your life…. Rickshaw, the Ultimate Go-Green Hater

Couple of weeks ago when I was reading the Luke Wroblewski’s Web Form Design, I came to know about Jack Moffett, and he just inspired me with his knowledge in Interaction Design (IxDA) and his passion, so withtout further ado, please welcome Jack Moffett on BonGeek’s Blog: Mudassir (thats the BonGeek) invited me to be a guest on his blog. For those of you not familiar with DesignAday, I post every weekday on design-relevant topics. I’ve discussed service design, education, innovation, interaction design, product design, advertising, process, and examples of bad design found in my...