Dear all,
[apologies for cross-postings]
I\'ve compiled a list of conference dates/deadlines with relevance to our
community. I aim to send an updated overview every once in a while.
There\'s a printerfriendly version (for hanging on your wall at
SAS RD India (Pvt.) Ltd. seeks a Software Manager, usability for its RD
Usability team.
About SAS
SAS is the leader in business analytics software and services, and the largest
independent vendor in the business intelligence market. Through innovative
solutions delivered within an integrated
As a follow up it maybe worth considering this group to be labeled as
Knowledge Workers.
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Posted from the new ixda.org
http://www.ixda.org/discuss?post=49644
Interaction Experience Designer (IxD) – Freelance or Temp to Perm
Encompassing UX + Information Architecture + Wireframing + Creative
*** Overview ***
- Are you passionate about food, health and wellness, and making people
smile?
- Do you hunger to be meaningfully engaged in your work
I'm not positive what sort of dynamic behavior you need, but I'm
reasonably certain you can get there -- given enough effort.
There's a pretty rich programming model for building shapes in Visio
if you need to move beyond the basics.
I'd recommend flipping through www.visguy.com to see if
I hope this is not too much of a tangent...
Over the last month I have probably looked at close to a hundred resumes.
This is only partially specific to the Chicago area, but there is a ton of
talent out there. There are a lot of folks with excellent educational
background, wonderful experience
Yes, Mark - and at the end of the day, we are measured by our execution.
That's it.
Great ideas, designs, collaboration, theory - wonderful - that's the
ante at this table. You can't execute - all the way through to launch
(with all the compromise and constraints and politics and bullshit
This is where experience enters the discussion, I think.
There are a few skills that can only be learned through exposure. The
ability to sell a design solution -- and adjust that solution, and
partner with business and development to move that solution to market
-- is critical, as is the ability
Conversation vs. barking orders.
Two thumbs up.
--
Oleh Kovalchuke
(816) 808-6177
Skype: tangospring
On Thu, Feb 25, 2010 at 11:35 AM, Brandon E.B. Ward brandonebw...@gmail.com
wrote:
I thought this was an interesting (i.e. more fun) take on the traditional
web form. I also find it
I'm going to risk Will Evans trying to order coffee from me for being too
theoretical (^_^) but a few things.
As a profession, we're still defining ourselves.
We started out as disparate professions and academic disciplines prior to c.
2001-2002. Then we started being drawn to and blending with
When the new site launches next week, a key enhancement is the
addition of a job board.
This board allows you to post details of your job offering within a
clear, directed form. You will be able to define the job title,
details, full- or part-time or contract, and rich-text details. You
can also
I also appreciate it for its literal/actual implementation. And, as Stephen
says, for its idea and feel--it's engaging, respectful, low-key, and
evocative of play!
It's also gently, radical, which I *love*. It is completely user-centric
rather than corporate data collection-centric.
I'm
Hey everybody,
I'm looking for suggestions for ways I can usability test some
micro-interactions on the site I'm working on. We've worked out a
bunch of the big questions - the flow and IA seem to be working, the
visual design is adding to the content, and users are enjoying
themselves on the
Josh,
At Yahoo!, they treated these types of issues by running a Rolling Study every
month -- a usability study where anyone could throw in a topic. Money for this
study came out of a central budget rather than from any team's individual
budget. There were usually 4-6 topics per test. The
I'm working on a site for an electronic product launch (pretty much
will be its own category). Think of the launch of Tivo, Blu-ray, GPS
devices, iPhone
I'm looking for inspirational sites (or sections of a site) that did
the some, or all, of the following really well:
- Explanation of
I just want to second Hilary's mention of the use of bucket testing
(aka. multivariate or a/b testing) for these sorts of small things.
You can quickly get significant results, and once you start a/b
testing things, you'll find all sorts of little tweaks you can make
to dramatically increase
Were almost there. Almost. The new ixda.org is about to launch. Check
out Liz Bacon's blog entry about Conan: http://bit.ly/9kxQAn
To make the change, we have to let ixda.org go dark for a bit.
Starting at 11:00 a.m. Eastern Standard Time (GMT 5 hours),
ixda.org will not be available. In
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