this site for their mentorship page.
Feel free to email me, or anyone else in the industry for advice.
We're all pretty friendly!
Cheers,
Jason R.
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they can follow his
administrations lead?
Cheers,
Jason R.
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provide value when
you have it, and avoid giving the impression that nobody is home when
you don't have ratings/reviews.
Good luck,
Jason R.
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Apparently, we have entered... The Twilight Zone...
Jason R.
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Welcome to the Interaction
Design Strategy from Market Maturity by Jared Spool --
http://www.uie.com/articles/derivingdesignstrategy/
Good luck with convincing your bosses that your customers want
different things than they do, and have hope you'll make that
difference clear.
Cheers,
Jason R.
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stuff,
Jason R.
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on.
Though they might be effective on my fridge at home to remind me we
need mustard. *shrugs*
Cheers,
Jason R.
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Don't have specific research to hand off, but video game GUI
development could be interesting area to look at; status bar, health
meters, etc.
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Good points, Josh. I agree, and there's plenty of room for
improvement on this topic.
A scrappy way to circumvent the problem in the mean time could be to
create a rule in your mail app that archives emails from IxDA with
[Job] in the headline.
Jason R
Great list, missing:
UX Booth: http://uxbooth.com
Jason R.
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and when they click the delete button the get
presented with a page listing all the items selected for deletion
with a confirmation button to complete the action.
Be very interested in how your exploration turns out!
Regards,
Jason
Check out Fred Beecher's posts on the matter, I found them
enlightening.
http://userexperience.evantageconsulting.com/2010/02/user-experience-design-career-path/
http://userexperience.evantageconsulting.com/2010/02/more-user-experience-design-career-development-options/
Cheers,
Jason R.
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First time I've actually created my own message here, just wanted to preface
it by saying thanks so much to all the users who make the IxDA list as
awesome as it is (which is very awesome).
Anyway, I graduated from the School of Communication, Information and
Library Studies (SCILS) at Rutgers
to this hack as well. I think
the only way you can absolutely verify that there's a non-nefarious
human on the other end is via biometrics, and I'm guessing that that
won't be a feasible option.
jason
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are selected or deselected by default,
it's certainly not a bad idea to have a one-click select all/deselect
all toggle if you have more than a few options available.
jason
Welcome to the Interaction Design Association (IxDA
://www.helio.com/#videos
http://2luo.com/watch?v=itidlBMAsk4feature=user
- Jason
On Fri, Feb 15, 2008 at 12:02 PM, Ari Feldman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
be it desktop app, game, CD, website, web app, mobile app, etc.
there are some heavy hitters on this list and i'm sure everyone is curious
what
I HIGHLY recommend The Mercury Program and Mogwai. Both are especially
good in the morning with coffee.
I never think of fun topics to talk about (frequent complaint at work), but
have been wondering what folks like to listen to while they work, if
anything. I recently found an online
also
interested in reporting these findings and how they're accepted by
management/clients.
Thanks for the input!
Jason
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, that satisfaction plays a
critical role in usability. I've observed many sessions where users
aren't thrilled with certain aspects and become reluctant to use it.
Jason
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I view design deliverables in the same way as I view whatever it is that
I'm designing: I'm building something for *someone*, so in order to get
it right, I must consult with them and understand their needs. It's
more important to me that I deliver something that conveys functionality
and
or emailed the question to a participant if they were proficient
at reading English but had trouble understanding the question over the
phone.
Jason
On Thu, Mar 6, 2008 at 10:43 AM, Kevin Doyle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been recently tasked with testing users on a call center
Do you want to sell sugar for the rest of your life or do you want
to change the world? Steve Jobs
We're Temboo.
We're creating world class software that has the potential to
radically change the way people look at software creation.
But before we do that, we need some help. Our
This may be somewhat to Dante's first point but I have designed a scenario
where a user is searching for favorite Celebreties, Programs, and Channels.
The use case is not intended to take the user to a separate page to learn
more information. It is intended as a selection tool. Search Select
Design in this example? Clearly Design
is a tab, but Current Design and its siblings don't look like tabs,
though they do *behave* like tabs. I started calling them subtabs but
then switched to submenus and now I can't decide between either or
something else altogether.
Thanks!
jason
A bit of clarification: I'm writing instructions, hence the need to know
what to call these things.
What would you call Current Design in this example?
A link?
That could work, but a link could be anywhere on the page. I could call
it a Navigation Link, but that sounds awkward.
out with as little ambiguity as possible is
paramount. These types of interfaces are quite common, so I was hoping
to have a name for them that makes as much sense as possible since they
show up in the instructions frequently.
Thanks again! Any more feedback is greatly appreciated.
jason
The Senior Program Manager will work interactively with the UX team, Product
Managers, Engineering Managers, and Executive Management to track projects
and strategic initiatives. This person will be responsible for tracking and
escalating issues, prioritizing and managing change requests, and
For some good data on this subject, check out Smashing Magazine's
two-parter on Sign-Up Forms:
http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2008/07/04/web-form-design-patterns-sign-up-forms/
AmirBehzad Eslami wrote:
Hi,
I'm developing a new website for a client. The website, like many
other websites,
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* Compensation: Willing to get the best with excellent comp package
and stock that has value
* Principals only. Recruiters, please don't contact me.
Jason Sica
Phone: 415 670 9300
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and importance of the various distinct disciplines
then there will always be a danger of important tasks and roles being
eliminated from the world.
Cheers,
Jason
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representing the designer's perspective.
http://web.mit.edu/datasets/CFP.html
Thanks for reading this far!
Jason
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We are looking for a graphic or interaction designer who has experience in
interface design (websites, mobile, TV, etc.) to complement our team on an
interactive TV project.
The candidate should be able to supplement our team in creating high quality
graphics and structuring information
We are looking for a graphic designer who is fluent in English and Arabic and
who has experience with Arabic typography (very important).
The candidate should be able to create high quality visual work and ideally
also be familiar with interaction design (e.g. website design, interactive CDs,
and success?
Email your resume and portfolio to Jason Randall at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Headquartered in Santa Barbara, California, AppFolio, Inc. was founded by a
team of technology leaders with proven backgrounds in creating revolutionary
software that businesses love to use. With investors including
. And I did find myself
clicking on a result or two voting them 'up' before I really knew what
the feature was all about. Pretty easy to grasp.
Cheers,
Jason
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the experience from there.
Cheers,
Jason
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Welcome to the Interaction Design
Try looking at the Portland Oregon Tri Met site as well. We did a
project recently that included some transportation questions as well.
The route planning part of this site was something we looked at
because it integrated their bus system, light rail and trolleys when
giving route information and
I use Multipage by Hotdoor.com:
http://hotdoor.com/index.php?content=multipagenavcontent=multipage
Simple/easy
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On Tue, Dec 30, 2008 at 1:37 PM, Sebi Tauciuc stauc...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
This may be obvious to others, but it's not clear to me:
Is there a good enough reason why when I want to change my profile picture
for Google, Yahoo!, Skype,
:
Hi Jason,
Thanks, this looks like a good step, however nothing about the giants I
mentioned - it only seems to work on blogs. Is that right?
Sebi
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On Tue, Dec 30, 2008
Good stuff. A quick thought: rather than scroll the page to the bottom when
replying to a comment, can you instead put the 'create comment' interface in
a floaty panel just below the comment you are responding to? (Inline below
might be confusing).
As for jQuery resources, I am really digging
design you have created that demonstrates the above requirements. Any
additional artistic or creative work outside of the scope of UI design, even
if it's for personal enjoyment, is definitely a plus for evaluation.
Jason Berumen
Director of Human Resources
EffectiveUI
303-217-0922
I think it's important to avoid programmer-ese (listeners, events, et
cetera) and stick with terms/phrases that people understand (e.g.,
You will be notified of changes). If there are multiple ways of
being notified (e.g., email, pop-up alert) and/or multiple times when
they can be notified
I have to agree that Omnigraffle is much preferable to Visio, though I
spend a fair bit of time going between platforms and end up using
Visio about as much as I am using Omnigraffle at the moment. Just
depends on what the clients want. Omnigraffle is, in my opinion,
easier and has a slicker final
I am periodic lurker on this list, but I thought this might prompt
some interesting discussion.
I just wrote a post on my blog
(http://www.jasonmorrison.net/content/2009/propaganda-maps-live-interactive-on-the-web/)
about an interactive Flash map created by the Sri Lanka Ministry of
Defence
We are looking for a senior level Lead Experience Architect with strong
interests and capabilities in the rapid development of Rich Internet
Applications. The ideal candidate will thrive in a work environment that
requires strong problem solving skills and independent self-direction, coupled
clicked.
Cheers,
Jason R.
http://www.jasonrobb.com
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Welcome to the Interaction Design
See Andy Rutledge's article on this talk.
http://www.andyrutledge.com/blind-leading-the-blind.php#fragment-4
He claims this talk demonstrates a measure of irresponsibility,
misrepresented facts, and shallow thinking...
Definitely worth a read!
Cheers,
Jason R.
www.jasonrobb.com
Me too, I'd love to hear more about this UI pattern from someone
who's tested it.
Thanks for bringing this up,
Jason R.
http://jasonrobb.com
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content. It's only relevant for
larger more complex sites though - I doubt it really would play an
important role in more modestly sized web sites.
Jason
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, right? ;)
Cheers everyone, and happy Friday-
Jason
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Welcome to the Interaction Design
have a few copies of Subject to Change to raffle
off, which will be the next book we read and discuss for the month of
June.
(Pardon the late notification, but I just arranged this event this
week. I'm spontaneous like that. You'll get used to it. ;)
Thanks,
Jason Robb
ja...@jasonrobb.com
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on top are the fastest way to get people through a form. With
two columns, people have to jump from column to column to read
the label and fill in the input.
Based on what you've mentioned, labels on top might be your best
option. I'll let you be the judge of that though! =)
Best,
Jason R.
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looking for someone in IxD/UX
then that would be fine to post in the same stream.
Additionally, I agree the totally-free philosophy should remain
intact. I'd suggest keeping this somehow.
Thanks,
Jason R.
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Welcome to the Interaction Design
,
Jason Robb
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Welcome to the Interaction Design Association (IxDA)!
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, indeed, aren't submitted to any clients but the
stakeholders in our startup. It works for us.
Cheers,
Jason R.
http://jasonrobb.com
http://uxboston.com - ux book club
http://uiscraps.tumblr.com - good, bad, and noteworthy interface
designs
them know about the study
too! The interview will last no longer than 90 minutes and you will
be compensated with a $15 iTunes gift card for your time.
http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~jwwiese/lbs-form.html
Cheers,
Jason
Welcome
Hi all,
I'm new to building internationalized web sites, and so I'm looking
at design patterns for language pickers.
Have you seen any good ones? Much appreciated. Thanks!
Jason R.
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awareness and get people talking about their
processes.
If you are a solo designer without a team of experts, I hope you'll
start talking about your design processes and sharing with the rest
of the community. Thank you so much for your time. I greatly
appreciate it!
Cheers,
Jason R.
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Jared: You are correct in asserting that I%u2019m not working alone.
My reason for using the title of %u201Ca team of none%u201D was
purely for contrast. I was merely jesting at the fact that I%u2019m a
solo UX designer working with engineers and stakeholders, not a UX
designer working with other
As a follow up to this post:
http://jasonrobb.com/2009/06/21/ux-examples-for-start-ups/
I've decided I'm going to write about how I approach UX problems at
my start-up company.
Stay tuned!
Jason R.
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Erin,
I'm at the footstep to a similar problem, I'm so glad you asked
this!
Phillip, that's an excellent start! Much appreciated. Thanks
everyone.
Jason R.
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. If it's on the internet, there's
a chance it will come back to me. If not, I'm naive at best, or
careless at worst.
Either way, it's bad manners, but it's a personal choice/approach
to life. And I respect that freedom over any enforcement of
etiquette. Live and let live.
Cheers,
Jason R.
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Jason
Yep, sign me up. Email address is jason at jasonrobb dot com. Much
appreciated that you extend this offer to everyone.
Happy to help,
Jason R.
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Also, instead of just project Conan can we call it Project code
name: CONAN as this sounds more spy-like and will attract more
participants? ;)
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, Jesse?
Cheers,
Jason R.
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I grab some time with the stakeholder at the beginning to get a sense
of the context of the goal. Who the users might be, what they need
to accomplish, what they don%u2019t need to do, etc. are the main
points to get down. They may not have all the answers but it%u2019s
a start.
I also turn
. A different experience than the web - not
as 'browsable' as viewing a whole front page together, but much
less clutter when your focus is just on the article itself. I wonder
if anyone has tried the Kindle experience with the NY Times?
Cheers,
Jason
Another book worth mentioning is 'Subject to Change' from the people
at Adaptive Path (including Peter Merholz). The focus on experience
design and user empathy is really compelling, and has had a big
influence on my thinking as a designer.
Cheers-
Jason
. Hiding the ratings in this case for unrated shoes
reduces the noise on the page. This is helpful, and well done, I
think.
Cheers,
Jason R.
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Posted
Hi Erin,
By language controls do you mean something like a drop-down box to
select the translation of the site?
If so, I started a thread on this recently. Here:
http://www.ixda.org/discuss.php?post=42722
And see this, too: http://www.ixda.org/discuss.php?post=42588
Cheers,
Jason R
' that are easier/less costly and keep resources
available for some of the tougher challenges on your list.
Good luck!
Jason
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not convince-able. Would be interested in hearing war
stories/ammunition against the won't let me innovate case.
Thanks for sharing, great food for thought!
Cheers,
Jason R.
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Experience Design Implementation
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, and implement the design,
it's active innovation.
Does this change anything? Am I just stating the obvious?
Jason R.
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before those two.)
But Edison made it economically viable.
Jason R.
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http://twitter.com/jasonrobb if you'd like to converse about
elastic/liquid/fluid/whatever layouts. I'm tickled pink by the
subject! =)
Cheers,
Jason R.
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Jason
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of the site with and without visual cues in the
design.
Cheers,
Jason
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Welcome to the Interaction
Wow, very awesome topic and speaker, way to go IxDA Boston. I'm
really looking forward to this. See you there!
Jason Robb
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Tom,
Great question, would love to hear what others are using for version
control.
What about an SVN repository? I've heard from various front-end
developers, visual designers, and UX-ers that using a code repo
works. I haven't personally tried it, but it sounds doable to me.
Cheers,
Jason R
Kristen,
You should take a look at www.typophile.com - the definitive
typographic community.
Read this before posting: http://typophile.com/design_readme
Cheers,
Jason R.
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617-899-6400
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http://jasonrobb.com
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Wow. Another reason why I love the IxDA list: Such an awesome range of
problems worth discussing. Thanks for the links, ideas and
suggestions, folks! Keep it up.
As you were,
Jason R.
http://jasonrobb.com
http://twitter.com/jasonrobb
AND JQUERY
Youve worked with Drupal and jQuery. Thats what we use.
Send your resume/portfolio to Karen Ong (karen at
languageinternational dot com). And read the full job post here:
http://jasonrobb.com/2009/10/17/work-with-me/
Thanks,
Jason R.
http://jasonrobb.com
http://uxboston.com
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I have had a variety of titles throughout my career, the person signing my
paycheck can call me whatever they want. I will continue to use a
user-centered design approach to find the best solution for the interface we
are are designing.
Trying to argue the differences is just silly, organizations
Want to learn (or learn more) about User Experience Design -- Interaction
Design, Usability, and related fields? In this meeting, we'll sort through
our choices for education in User Experience fields -- ranging from free to
thousands of dollars -- from seminars to conferences to college degrees.
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Want to learn (or learn more) about User Experience Design -- Interaction
Design, Usability
incredibly reasonable - and in my experience
extremely accurate. They even sort out the names of the speakers and
offer it in text, HTML, PDF, etc.
Cheers,
Jason
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Looks like sortfolio is just lining clients up with vendors and taking
a hands free approach. From their about page:
Does Sortfolio make any guarantees?
Any web design firm is free to place their ad on Sortfolio, but
Sortfolio doesn't review the ads, censor the ads (unless they are
offensive), or
an
interface outline. You need to know exactly what data you're working
with BEFORE you start pushing pixels, else you'll waste far more
time.
I wrote an article about sketching that might be of some help:
http://www.uxbooth.com/blog/tools-for-sketching-user-experiences/
Cheers,
Jason R.
http
Putting ideas on paper might seem like a waste to a stakeholder. But
the one point to get across is that you're less likely to self edit
and clean up your ideas while sketching. Pen and paper allows you
the ability to throw out ideas quickly and not necessarily worry
about the final deliverable
Smart Design is looking for designers with top-notch skills and experience
creating user interfaces for a variety of consumer electronic products and
services.
Our teams include design researchers, industrial designers, graphic designers,
and engineers working to produce the best possible user
Here's an interesting approach to implementing help text within the
field with jQuery: http://www.csskarma.com/blog/sliding-labels/
Best,
Jason R.
http://jasonrobb.com.
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cool, but might be more difficult to
implement (I haven't explored the maps API though, so maybe there
actually is something relevant there).
Having the combination of an embedded Google Map with live click/zoom
and a sorted list next to it could be a nice solution.
Cheers,
Jason
you
held this kind of session before and was it valuable. At this point
anything is on the table and open for discussion.
Finally, anyone in the NEO region up for talking or setting up
plans?
Jason
Welcome to the Interaction
Contact me off list if you are interested.
JUNIOR TO MID-LEVEL INTERACTION DESIGNER
Responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
* Work with clients to understand their business models and goals and help
define strategy, content, and features for the design of their web site.
* Analyze,
address if possible), but sometimes various stakeholders want to capture other
data like name and location so it can be used for other marketing efforts.
Any thoughts/research on this? Like are people people deterred when they see
too many fields?
Thanks,
Jason
to it?). So, there is an
argument to be made that force can actually cause the inverse of the
desired effect on the user.
Be Well,
Jason
On Mar 26, 2008, at 10:58 AM, Lin Min wrote:
I am working on a setup wizard for a consumer product. Somewhere
toward the end of the wizard we have a two
In addition to the normal IA/interaction design skill set, this job will
require a fair amount of documentation. We are looking for someone detailed
oriented with experience writing Functional Requirements for both experiential
Flash sites, and large scale e-commerce and portal sites.
JUNIOR
Personally I am against having increase font size on a website I
design. In this day and age, I would that most people who need to
increase their font sizes in their web browser already know how to do
it. Even more, they probably have increased their font size long
before they got to your web
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