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Category Archives: travel
the user experience of buying airline tickets
I’ve been in love with the user experience of Hipmunk. They’ve quickly become my go-to for flight searches. I love their data presentation. They show you, clearly and crisply, how long your flight will take, when and where your layovers … Continue reading
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my bag of holding
A few months ago, Rands in Repose had a great post about a bag of holding: the necessities of his laptop bag. This post resonates for me strongly, since I feel like I’m always in search of a great bag. Like … Continue reading
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the user experience of lost luggage
Last week, I travelled to my hometown to visit my family for Thanksgiving. On the way home, the airline lost my luggage. Lost luggage is a bad experience all around. It’s been some time since my luggage has been lost … Continue reading
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the window vs aisle debate
I saw a link on Upgrade: Travel Better to a travel survey that attempts to understand the differences between those who sit in the window and those who sit in the aisle. I’m firmly in the window camp — in … Continue reading
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