Well put, Uday! The main thing that makes it work for our team is mutual
respect and appreciating what the other side brings to the table.
For example, the developers have learned to appreciate personas and context
scenarios because they reduce the amount of time wasted on arguing what "the
user"
Hi!
Our client, an online agency in southern CT, is seeking both a Jr. and
Sr. Information Architect for onsite work. Detailed job descriptions are
below:
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The Junior Information Architect will assist information architects wi
Sr. Interaction Designer
Digitas has an opportunity for a full time Sr. Interaction Designer who
excels in interaction/experience design.
The optimal candidate will be well versed in the underlying ideas behind
Web 2.0, while being grounded in the fundamentals of usability. Please
have balanced I
If you're a problem solver, product designer, brilliant, talented, and
have great visuals to show for it- of course we'd like to speak with you
immediately!
In this role, you'll have an opportunity to concept for very innovative
products and make a mark. With a growing department, this is a key ti
> from corporate environments, so I'm curious if anyone out there,
> particularly those in small/medium-sized groups or teams using Agile
methodology, can share their design lifecycles.
We're in the midst of doing a similar thing here at Cisco, which
really speaks to a broader problem of cross-c
Hi Jonathan,
A good methodology should allow you to be as heavy or lite as the project
requires. I work as an in-house IxD with a team of developers in Los Angeles
and India. The developers use Agile methods that overlap rather nicely with
my process, which is the Goal-Directed Design methodology
Want to help create immersive brand experiences?
Groove 11 is seeking a contract/freelance Interaction Designer for a
variety of ongoing projects ranging from enterprise-level corporate
communication portals to rich elearning applications. Candidates should
be
I work in a small open-source software development team within a medical
informatics research group. Until last year, our development
methodologies had been haphazard -- there were only two or three of us
working in the same room, and we were devising our software's
requirements as needed. Now we
Sr. User Experience Designer - E-business
Location: Chicago, north suburbs
Salary up to $110K
In this senior level role, you will apply user-centered design methods to
translate user needs, business objectives, and technology capabilities into
an online user experience. This will include:
- C
I've used ReqPro/Rose as well as Enterprise Architect by Sparx. I
found ReqPro to be pretty useful though it did require some
administration and occasionally encountered a few bugs. I liked the
traceability of the package.
In EA, which I am currently using, I don't have the same
requirements man
1) Oh, for tab completion in file-path fields!
2) Spotlight-esque search (does vista do that?)
3) The ability to keep programs open but loose the windows (a la os x)
thereby removing the load time.
4) Expose
5) A way to ensure that docking and undocking a laptop and using a
second screen doesn't sw
1. Focus stealers: I'm just sick and tired (juvenile enough?) ...
2. Pop those balloons: ...
Oh thank you I am not alone on this. I dislike 2 but seriously dislike
1. You busy typing and IE throws a popup with a file you were busy
downloading being taken from the temp file and wham, you cancelled
On 28/03/2008, Kristof Versluys <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What people tell they do & What people actually do = completely different
>
> Listen to your customer. Get him involved.
> But even better, see him use a product/website/...
> Give him simple tasks. Ask him to describe what he's doing.
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