So in addition to Fury, AOLiza, Randompixel (yes, I really do work on it), my classes, TAing, watching Buffy and West Wing, and having a life, I'm putting time into a usability research project on campus, WebQuilt. The idea behind the project is to build a tool that allows web developers and usability folk to assess the usability of their site, using analysis tools far more compelling than simple clickstream or Analog logfile analysis. If you're interested in that kind of thing, drop me a line. I'd love to hear what kind of information you'd like to be able to get from users of your site.

If you're a fair hand with Java, and feel up to installing Tomcat, a java web server, on a Windows or Unix box, then download the current build of WebQuilt and give it a try for yourself!