Moody’s Wall Street Analytics has asked us to help them find UX Designer for a full-time, salaried position. If San Francisco looks appealing to you, and even more importantly if you are great UX designer, looking for challenges in the financial sector – then this might be your dream job. Expression Studio skills are strongly preferred.

From the visual and aesthetics aspect, web design trends in 2010 will be shaped by the influences from 2009. In this article 5 major trends regarding the web design are covered. From oversized headers which are serving as new kind of splash screens to minimalism which is being supported by typography. See what’s to come in 2010.

Trends appear and disappear. Here are some of web development trends that will dominate during the 2010. I’m covering 5 trends regarding the web development. From real-time web and collaboration to geo-tagging and RIA frameworks… See what is new and coming in 2010 and stay ahead of the curve!

More than a year and half ago, I wrote an article here on UXPassion.com saying that we don’t need another hero – and I was referring to the Google Chrome browser. Today, after I’ve noticed news reporting that Chrome has surpassed Apple’s Safari market share, I might need to reconsider my previous claims.

I’m a huge fan of The Big Bang Theory show. Given a fact that I do have a geek / physicist background it hardly comes as a surprise. I’ve noticed number of different several Microsoft’s products being placed and mention on the show. First and foremost – number of different Microsoft Press books but even Windows 7 finds its way.

Today is exactly one year from the first article published here on UXPassion.com and today is the day when I’d like to introduce you to Shine Draw blog. His author Terence Tsang from Hong Kong is my colleague Microsoft MVP and hooked on all things Silverlight vs Flash. We are also announcing an interesting partnership.

Today, UXPassion.com has joined The Lounge – an exclusive advertising network of trusted and respected publishers focused on Microsoft technologies. The Lounge serves over three million impressions a month on over 40 of the top .NET sites and blogs. And now, UXPassion.com is proud member of The Lounge.

NASA and Microsoft’s Virtual Earth team developed the online experience with hundreds of photographs and Microsoft’s Photosynth. Using a click-and-drag interface, you can zoom in to see details of the space station’s modules and solar arrays or zoom out for a more global view.