Chris Wrote..
UXE's must be able to speak compellingly and enthusiastically to many
audiences within the design ecosystem, including designers and production
artists, producers and client/services managers, as well as creative
directors and general management.
As a user experience professional
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I used google in 1997 and thought it was fabulous.
I used cuil yesterday and thought it was ridiculous.
Do any of you remember using Google back in the day for the first
time? I remember explicitly clicking the I'm Feeling Lucky button
and thinking I got back the most idiotic search
Andrei: This is the kind of feedback that kills a lot of the
innovation in our industry as a process or means to approach
design.
Hi Andrei, could you elaborate a little further on how negative
feedback can kill 'innovation'. I see that as a very simplistic
understanding of what motivates people
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Will,
It's a big job, obviously we need more help. :)
Chris Bernard
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Sorry if this is a bit of an esoteric request but I'm hoping someone
can help - I'm not even sure what keywords to use for these searches.
(All the results I get back are talking about multiple windows in
standard desktop OSes or applications. It's even more frustrating
because people are
We're working directly from requirements to prototype, adding in supporting
documentation of flows and wireframes only when needed, (Note a good overall
style guide helps a lot).
The tactile nature of prototypes aides greatly in articulating ideas and
displaying functionality to developers. Note
What about http://clusty.com/ a great clustering search engine, with
a much nicer UI.
I first used it in 2005 so its been around for a while and I tend to
go there when I am unable to find what I want using Google.
Why is cuil better then clusty? Perhaps as Cuil claims, it's
because it
This is the kind of feedback that kills a lot of the innovation in our
industry as a process or means to approach design.
Innovation might not be the correct word here. There is plenty of
innovation, like ASK. Cuil is trying too hard to be different with their
UI.
On 7/29/08, Jennifer Hoppenrath [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We're doing more and more rich media here at Razorfish and probably
elsewhere, and the old wireframe comp prototype methodology is proving
more difficult, because while wireframes are great for static websites, they
really don't
We are a User Experience Design staffing company redesigning our website.
In our redesign we are trying to add resources to our website that design
and usability professional's would be interested in.
A) Can you suggest some resources we should keep our website updated with?
B) Some of the
(apologies for duplicate postings)
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On Jul 30, 2008, at 12:18 PM, Fred Beecher wrote:
And second, there's this debate about whether the prototype should
be in a form that can be evolved into a production system.
Personally, I am strongly against this in most situations. I
strongly believe that the prototype is
the
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On Jul 27, 2008, at 1:34 AM, Jessica Enders wrote:
As a matter of best practice, should forms on the web be designed
to look like their paper equivalents? Why/why not?
My take is simple:
The question is irrelevant.
In fact, you could as a similar question that would be equally
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Andrei, apologies for continuing to critique your definition of
Innovation, but just to labour the point... When someone can churn
out a copy of an 'innovative' search engine (a mashup to be exact)
in less than 24 hours I feel its safe to say you're not setting the
'innovation' bar high enough
Oh, this should be fun.
On Wed, Jul 30, 2008 at 7:22 PM, pauric [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Andrei,
--
The lesson here is that we cannot remove artificial dependencies, but
we can reduce them. - Hao He
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I'm really interested in finding out more about how companies have
transformed as they grow their IxD teams and where they fit into
organizations. For some companies it seems to happen at the very beginning
where a experience savy person is the head of the company, and for others it
is a process
On Jul 30, 2008, at 4:22 PM, pauric wrote:
Andrei, apologies for continuing to critique your definition of
Innovation, but just to labour the point...
I think you missed my point entirely. Please re-read what I wrote.
--
Andrei Herasimchuk
Principal, Involution Studios
innovating the
If you're willing to give up the ability to moderate a usability
session then for $19 per tester you can outsource the whole thing to
www.UserTesting.com (I work there). We've built an online network of
pre-screened user testers who can think out loud and stay on task
without a moderator. So you
I'm gonna throw this one out there, does anyone know of any good examples of
the classic Don't show this again message or of the ability to control a
similar preference from a pop up window.
Thanks!
Lis
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I'm designing a site that enables law firms to search law student profiles
to find job candidates, and have have to build the interface attorneys will
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search. Most fields have set values (state, law school name,
If law students were like music, this could be fun:
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Perhaps you might find some inspiration in this example.
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