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I noticed this as well. Originally I was planning to look for my next
job in the fall, but with the amount of positions open now and with
the fear that this is temporary (though I would hope that it will be
a continued term), I decided to start applying now with the hope to
start in May. I
Since the session used Adobe Connect to allow remote viewers, was it
recorded? If so will the recording be posted?
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Hi Jason,
In terms of what works for this type of thing - consider contacting
AIGA. The local chapters often sponsor studio tours.
In you area, consider talking with AIGA Pittsburgh - they make this
an annual event -
http://www.aiga.org/content.cfm/event-detail?eid=26880662searchtext=studio
tour
Hi Marcus,
Depends on what you want to achieve from users of the form. If you
require users to fill in the correct address, and if that address is
already stored in a database, you might as well show hints of the
address and have the system suggest for auto fill into the fields for
your users.
Kinda ixd-related, kinda-not. I've had an easy time pitching data
visualization for art/design projects, but I'm making my first attempt
at pitching it in a business as an area of research.
The problem is to make the case for doing visualizations of public
information past the
Melvin Jay Kumar wrote:
I would like to learn and explore experience design for the hardware
environment. ( E.g. Hand phones , MP3 players , Interactive TV,
etc...etc...)
I'd start with learning the basics of physical computing, which you can
do pretty easily on your desktop. There are a
I think going the phys comp route is way over the top for this. Sorry
folks, but doing IxD for physical computers teaches you how to do
phys comp and barely teaches you how to do IxD for phys comp. Most
physical interaction design can be done a lot more simply and easily
through the study of the
On another practical note as someone who did make this change, I'd
say per Rob Tannen's question above it is very easy to enter the
world by starting with working on embedded GUI software for mobile
and consumer electronics than it is to jump straight to physical
control interface design.
You've
I've noticed more positions that require 1-3 yrs experience. Also...sort of
kitchen sink loading on a mish-mash of skillsets.
On Sun, Feb 21, 2010 at 1:38 AM, Erin Stewart emstew...@smcm.edu wrote:
I noticed this as well. Originally I was planning to look for my next
job in the fall, but with
So in other words, people want to pay for 1-3 years of experience, but
they want to get a laundry list of massive skillz.
Good luck with that.
-Anne
On Sun, Feb 21, 2010 at 2:42 PM, Susan Doran susando...@gmail.com wrote:
I've noticed more positions that require 1-3 yrs experience. Also...sort
... and I mean good luck to the recruiters listing these roles, not to Susan.
-A
On Sun, Feb 21, 2010 at 2:59 PM, Anne Hjortshoj a...@annehj.com wrote:
So in other words, people want to pay for 1-3 years of experience, but
they want to get a laundry list of massive skillz.
Good luck with
Still, it's a good sign for recent grads - up until recently there's been
the experience catch-22 with jobs (most of those advertised up until now
have been for at least 3 years experience), so at least it gives those
recently out of school a chance to chalk up time, even if they have to do
hard
I think this discussion board has become the default and go to posting
venue.
On Sun, Feb 21, 2010 at 2:28 PM, Vicky Teinaki vicky.tein...@gmail.comwrote:
Still, it's a good sign for recent grads - up until recently there's been
the experience catch-22 with jobs (most of those advertised up
Anne Hjortshoj wrote:
So in other words, people want to pay for 1-3 years of experience, but
they want to get a laundry list of massive skillz.
That's what my wife has been running into lately. Job openings for
someone with 2-5 years of experience but with a list of requirements she
still
As I was saying in a side conversation with Susan, in better news: the
market for independent (contract) UXDers seems to be revivifying,
finally. I've had several good conversations in the last month with
recruiters for positions and pay scales that are in line with my
interests and my experience.
Dave Malouf wrote:
I think going the phys comp route is way over the top for this. Sorry
folks, but doing IxD for physical computers teaches you how to do
phys comp and barely teaches you how to do IxD for phys comp.
Maybe I misread the question, but I thought they were interested in
Maybe it's to lower the salary expectations?
That's my assumption.
-Anne
On Sun, Feb 21, 2010 at 4:47 PM, j. eric townsend j...@flatline.net wrote:
Dave Malouf wrote:
That reality is no longer true. There are a growing # of degree
programs that include programming, visual design, and
Dave
Agreed that it's partly generational.
But it's more than generational, in terms of individuals and their
generations. It's generational, in terms of evolution of our profession(s).
We're entering our professions' third generation.
As I said offline to Anne, what we're now seeing---in
The winner of the grand prize of $1,000 (co-sponsored by Endeca and the IA
Institute) is:
A Dinosaur Family Explains Information Architecture
http://www.flickr.com/photos/boltron/4329185089/in/pool-explainia/
The winner of the best video award of $500 (sponsored by nForm) is:
*SENIOR USER EXPERIENCE DESIGNER*
My client has earned a reputation as the nation’s premier issues and
advocacy communications agency. They tackle the pressing issues of the day,
including health care and health policy, the environment, volunteer service,
public safety and welfare, education and
*Freelance SENIOR USER EXPERIENCE DESIGNER - On or Offsite ok*
My client has earned a reputation as the nation’s premier issues and
advocacy communications agency. They tackle the pressing issues of the day,
including health care and health policy, the environment, volunteer service,
public
To be fair, skill laundry lists are common in lots of fields. For
example in IT, there are some ads with very silly requirements
especially when the final salary is taken into account.
Part of this may be for recruiters to get more bang for their
buck, but another part might be a lack of insight
Thanks everyone for the votes. My son is super excited that you all
took the time to vote for his poster. He plans to put some of his
winnings in his savings account and use the rest to buy Lego or
Playmobil (that has lots of parts to organize).
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FWIW, I've noticed that recruiters know much more about UX than they did even 3
years ago. I think this is in no small part to the efforts of IxDA, UPA, and
some of the private groups like Forrester who publish state of the UX
industry type of reports.
I led the UPA's UX salary survey from
Hi all,
Tobi is a leading online fashion company located in San Francisco,
led by successful entrepreneurs from fashion/retail and
technology/Internet. We are currently investing in user experience
and product development, and we are seeking a talented,
entrepreneurial Interaction Designer who
Convio, Inc. has two positions open in Austin, Texas. Apply at
http://www.convio.com/convio/careers/
User Experience Practice Manager
Convio develops innovative solutions to help nonprofits become more
effective and efficient in pursuing their fundraising and advocacy
causes. We are expanding
J. eric,
I think that this (data visualization) is becoming a very hot, growing
field and that your examples are great.
In regards to the business logic behind this sort of thing, has anyone
checked out tools like this:
http://www.tableausoftware.com
hi list!
i was having a look at ucl's offering in terms of HCI courses, and i
was wondering if any of you had been there and has some advice to
share.
thanks!
asymmetric
Welcome to the Interaction Design Association (IxDA)!
To post
Hi guys, just wanted to invited you to UXCamp Seoul next Saturday 27th
at the Seoul National University.
Registration went open yesterday so you can go now and put your name
on the list.
The conference was originally thought to be mostly driven by Koreans
and for Koreans but we are trying to
If you live in or near Bloomington, Indiana and are interested in
helping out with getting a local IxDA group started, please let us
know by completing this form - http://bit.ly/bNPTWz
We will have our own local section on the ixda.org website in a few
weeks and plan to have a call-out meeting
Sketching is the best and cost effective way to play with your ideas
in the initial stage and do the required change before moving to low
or high fidelity prototype. This sketching process could be
participatory which involves clients and all interesting parties. So
a fruitful discussion in this
Hmmm.. I haven't had this situation come up but, one thing I would do
would be to preface the form by using a very calm but official tone of
voice and making sure it was very clear that their answers would
remain confidential (?) ... and clearly give them a reason to _want_
to answer honestly. Why
Hey Everyone,
I thought you guys may find this interesting to read. A good case
(behind the scene) on how they are doing the digital re-branding of the BBC.
A big task to do but sure as hell a great project to be part of...
hi
i am doing a research on the effects of 2d patterns on human behavior
and sense. patterns which are mostly used in interior spaces.
concentrating on indian context.
kindly guide me if any clue about similar research being done or on
going by someone. also any reference books and related
huzzah! i'm stoked to see it. thanks to everyone for their tremendous
effort and hard work.
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Hello,
I was wondering if anyone could offer some advice to us recent
college graduates with graphic design degrees where to truly start
their career as UI/UX designers. Obviously there are multiple roads
to the same place but what's a good road map?
Thanks,
Shelby
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