Until this thread I always though UX Toolkit was a User Experience JS
Testing Suite - ha!
How about Fluid Design Book? Or Something with "Book" ?
I've always like calling things "Books" (seobook.com for instance) it
just gives the air of "yes, we know what we're doing, so much so that
we have written a book!"
B
On 29-Jan-09, at 11:57 AM, Jess Mitchell wrote:
I agree!
Fluid Design Guidelines
Fluid Design Tools
Fluid Design Resources
Fluid Design How-Tos
Fluid Design How-To Guide
Doing the shotgun approach hoping that someone strikes down most of
what I'm proposing and comes up with something much more brilliant.
J
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On Jan 29, 2009, at 11:50 AM, Jacob Farber wrote:
+1
I agree. "Toolkit" sounds like exactly that - if Im not interested
in learning how to use a new "tool" then I would never explore it.
I would miss out on a wealth of research information and guidlines.
Jacob
On Thu, Jan 29, 2009 at 11:42 AM, Erin Yu <[email protected]>
wrote:
Hi Everyone,
As I was reorganizing the Fluid website, I was reminded of the
unintuitiveness(!) of the name "UX Toolkit". Some of the new
members our team were confused by the name as I was when I first
heard it.
General reactions were:
"What is UX?"
"Toolkit sounds like it's something technical. Something developers
would use."
"Toolkit for user experience. What could it be... Is it like
diagrams?"
If I was looking for information on say, "how to do user testing",
I would never think to click on something called "UX Toolkit". We
have great stuff in UX Toolkit, and I think it will be seen and
used more if the name was more intuitive, perhaps something like
"Design Guidelines".
What do others think?
Erin
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