Thank you Adrian - I've been assuming I'll get an opportunity to do
some IxD at work, but if I can't work out how to get it as a result
of me completing this course with an adequate grade then I seriously
need a Plan B. And, as you point out, I should be pushing ahead with
some IxD project or
Maybe you could combine several of these interests and work on a user
test with prototypes or wireframes you create. Being able to test
your solutions with your intended audience is something that is a big
part of all IXD work and is such a great learning experience. It
would also give you a
Thanks for the suggestion. However, given that I'm holding down a day job
and have a family at home, I think I am going to have to focus my efforts on
one or maybe two of these if I'm to have any realistic chance of walking the
walk as well as talking the talk.
On the other hand, you've certainly
On 21 Aug 2009, at 08:46, Francis Norton wrote:
Hi,
I have many years of programming and technical communication and I'm
currently learning Interaction Design on an Open University course (
http://is.gd/2rpHx) which ends in October.
Because we all have to prioritise our time, I'd be
