Usability-testing gorilla
If you thinking "usability testing" is something that only big companies do, think again. Just about anyone doing website or application design should conduct user research to see how users interact with a beta version of their product. But until recently, this has been a difficult (and expensive) step for developers using Macs.
According to Nick Finck at Blue Flavor, a new $50 program called Silverback by Clearleft solves the problem. Install it on your computer, set up a session, and it will record a user session (screen activity and voice) and transform it into a QuickTime video.
I'm considering installing it and inviting a few of my clients to record themselves using their own websites. There's a 30-day trial version available.
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