Canadians et al,
I know of Mario, and I know of one other Canadian who has expressed
interest. Curious, are there other Canadians here interested in discussing
books? Should it be online since there are few of us over a large area? Are
others interested in an online discussion, even if it's posted
BTW: There are many other local groups springing up around the world
as this has become a new interest/grass roots initiate forming over
the past few days.
Check out http://www.uxbookclub.org
If you don't see a city near you - start one up and see if you can
get people stoked about joining.
- W
If I could also mention that the UX Book Club also has groups forming in
Canberra, Sydney, Sunshine Coast, NYC, Twin Cities, Toronto, Tokyo, and
London with others in discussion. The http://uxbookclub.org site has the
beginnings of each group, but - more importantly - it's a place for you to
record
I agree. Most people don't read the materials and training, so to get
value from the user testing, it is essential to see how they do
without the support material. Ideally, the new flow will be
immediately intuitive even for customers that are accustomed to the
old way. I like the smart new-user co
Hi All,
After a successful first meeting of New Mexico IxDA, we decided to
have another meetup on December 9th at 5:30pm at Chama River Brewing
(http://www.chamariverbrewery.com/). We wanted to meet before the
madness of the upcoming holidays and also while we have some forward
momentum.
Why not turn this into a two-stage process by differentiating between
*marking* (or flagging) a picture and *selecting* a picture for
further action? (See e. g. most types of asset management software
for implementations.) While this is actually a more or less simple
enhancement of the checkbox pa
Hi all,
IxDA Washington DC now has a UX Book Club. We have a page on the UX Book
Club Wiki, we have our first 2 books chosen, and now we just need folks who
are interested to come on by and show interest by joining.
*Description*:
The UX Book Club Washington
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Thanks everyone - that's a great list. I'll try and cover most of
them, but they'll be interspersed between other design disciplines.
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http://www.ixda.org/discuss?post=35729
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