Hi Dave,
On 28 Jan 2008, at 05:13, dave malouf wrote:
Adrian, if all you do is the work, then who is setting up the criteria
and standards by which to evaluate it? Critique based on a shared
understanding of foundational criteria is at the core of what makes
for a successful design
HI all,
The Loupe project is seeking a Research Assistant to assist with
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The role is a 0.5 casual position, starting immediately, located at
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The
Reminder
On 1/18/08, Michele Marut mmarut15 at gmail.com wrote:
Date: Tuesday, February 5, 2008
Time: 7 pm
Place:
Viz / General Dynamics C4 Systems
SouthSide Works
Building 2, Suite 310
2730 Sidney Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15203
http://www.mayaviz.com/web/about/reach/about_reach.mtml
Where am I when I get it?
How did I get the brochure - mail, handed, pick it up?
How do I interact with it... flip pages, fold outs, turn it over, etc
What do I you do if interested?
What if I am not?
Who do I contact?
Do I save it?
Is there a part I can send back in the mail?
Should I read the
I agree entirely Jim. I know interaction designers that specialize in brochures.
The definition of this group, as a desciption of self is getting a bit tiresome.
Mark
On Tuesday, January 29, 2008, at 12:02PM, Jim Leftwich [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
The phrase interface design up to this point
The phrase interface design up to this point and calls to limit
the definition of Interaction Design and the scope of IxDA invites an
examination of the term's history.
The definition of Interaction Design isn't, (and more importantly)
won't *ever* be, limited to just the digital domain because
I've tried collecting the school that have been mentioned on the list
here
http://platial.com/ixdamaps/map/56336
Feel free to add your own.
thanks - pauric
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On 28 Jan 2008, at 16:09, Pierre Roberge wrote:
At my current job, I have worked with an interface designer and the
way
he approached the design of the B2B we are building is from the
developers' perspective. He looked at the data-model and the
functions
the developers developed and
Hi
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I would add UMich Ann Arbor School of Info and Georgia Tech. -murli
On Mon, 28 Jan 2008 20:38:35, Jeff Howard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Jim,
There are a lot of threads about IxD education in the archives:
http://www.ixda.org/topics.php?topic=education
If I were researching it today,
HI Adrian (I wish the web version had better quoting features.)
see adrian's reply to me above ...
Yes, you can do both. You should do both, but you shouldn't do one w/o the
other. I'm not saying that you are or aren't, but your posts (my limited
insight into who you are) project that you are
I'm simply astounded that an individual who considers himself to be a
User Experience professional views social psychology to be a pseudo
science. If someone has developed a mathematical or engineering
measure for the construct known as 'Experience', I am eager to be
educated.
Cheers,
murli
User Experience Designer
Tyler Technologies, Renton, WA
Responsible for ensuring the prototype for the software is designed so that
the best-in-industry next generation of software products are delivered to
support the User Experience project.
Responsibilities
Help define the vision
Hm. For a static brochure I could see that logic. But paper forms require
thoughtful layout in order for me to interact (??) with them. Or is that
where the term usability comes in?
*Come to IxDA Interaction08 | Savannah*
February
Hi Miranda,
just bought the Bamboo as a Christmas gift for a friend. He is very
good at sketching in pen and papers, and judging from the designs he's
now making, it shouldn't take more than a couple of weeks for somebody
to familiarise themselves with such an input method. The tablet driver
Institutees--
Early bird pricing for MX: Managing Experience Through Creative
Leadership ends on Sunday. It takes place April 20-22 at the Mark
Hopkins.
http://adaptivepath.com/events/2008/apr
I invite you to join us in San Francisco for this year’s conference,
where we’ll explore the
Nicely framed Andrei. While have been pushing for broad sweeping
inclusive definitions, it was pointed out to me that that approach
greatly limits their usefulness. Perhaps if the majority is included,
and it give a more finite description, we will be better off.
Mark
(trying to be less
On Jan 29, 2008 3:48 PM, pauric [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wacoms are designed for, and best suit, high end image manipulation.
Not free form fluid sketching.
I'm lost without my Wacom tablet (Intuos) pen for:
- curve manipulation in Illustrator
- painting and touch-ups in Photoshop
I've tried
On Jan 28, 2008, at 11:42 AM, dave malouf wrote:
Andrei does interaction design require pixels? I.e. is there always a
need for a screen? Is what the interaction designer/UI designer
working on always embedded inside of said screen?
In my market space, yes. In other market spaces, I can see
On Tue, 29 Jan 2008 13:15:14, Jeff Howard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Try not to think of it as interacting with the brochure. That's a
red herring. Instead, think of it as interacting through the brochure
with something else. The brochure mediates an interaction. Here's an
example. No one goes
I have used both options that you are researching. I use an older Intuos at
work, and I just got the Bamboo Fun for my girlfriend.
A big advantage to the Intuos tablets are their size. You can get various
sizes, though they can get quite expensive. I got the 6x8 at work. Since I
work for a big
It seems futile to argue over title/terms of what means what when
majority would agree that these are essentially roles/phases in a
larger system design approach%u2026yes, they do have overlaps, of
course, in terms of required skills, knowledge, and even certain
processes. yet they are
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