This is the most interesting experiment. Throughout life, we have been taught to “click” or “press”, in order to get things to work. Obvious examples are door bells, phones, and of course, Web sites.
Now, imagine if someone eliminated the click. You can only point your mouse and do nothing else. No clicking on buttons or links. The mouse cursor, and where you point it to, does the work. Using this site is quite a challenge, and not easy at all.
Don’t Click It is part of a university project by Alex Frank, of Germany. The site records the mouse movement, and studies user’s behaviour. This is a great innovative example, and an excellent topic to be discussed. Does this shed a new light into the subject of Usability? Does it hurt it? I’d love to know your opinion.
Anyone care to join me over tea one of these days?
WaaaW , although this site is against the Usability and Accessibility concepts , but it is really interesting and have nice idea