My company UI team just had similar discussion not long ago. Yes, in
human factors there's the logic of luminance and illuminance.
Personally, i will go for black text on off-white (light grey)
background if the task involves lots of text and user are required to
read it. The font type, leading, sp
I definitely see the storyboarding potential, here!
My wish list: you can't look at things from any other perspective
than full on. I wish it was possible to change the colour of objects
from black to grey objects, where grey denotes things that are
receded into the background. Goats? Pigs? A few
Hey Jared,
Totally agreed - considering a candidate who has little UX experience
is just asking for trouble, unless a company is willing to invest
serious resources and time to educate. This work is deceptively hard
and just as candidates are often underestimated for their skills, so
the
On Mar 14, 2009, at 1:51 AM, dnp607 wrote:
I often come across design managers who use the approach of
assessing "demonstrated and comparable work" as a major hiring
criteria. Jared nailed an important piece of the hiring puzzle with
his comments and I agree completely - but, for balance,
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Check out Tom Kelley's book the Ten Faces of innovation:
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For a unique take on the organizational persona, this is a really
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It's really interesting to see this discussion (even though it has
become a yearly event :). A few weeks ago I asked myself the
question: why shouldn't I kill personas? Which resulted in an
interesting discussion with Steve Baty, Will Evans, Adrian Chan and
Dennis Koks. I translated this in an art
>From James Page:
>Study after study has found massive variations
> in the Usability issues found by different evaluators.
> If you where right usability studies would be replicable,
> which current research shows they are not.
So what? I've never claimed that my beginner usability testers do br
Taking the persona discussion in a different direction. I have been
thinking lately, along the lines of how we can take advantage of the
social networking sites to develop a more realistic persona.
While this is not intended to replace the one-on-one interview to
observe and gather goals, it can be
I definitely agree. My eyes are still burning! --wasn't painful but still
lingering..however I am likely to remember it
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Hi,
I am currently engaged in doctorate research enquiring deeper into
what Alan Cooper et al describe as 'represented models', and what
Don Norman describes as a 'designer's model' for a PhD practical
project.
Could the community suggest some seminal books, journal articles and
papers I should r
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I'm the hard-core persona lover months ago for some projects. And I
should say persona is a candidate design communication method, which
is not the must for design.and the problem lies "if we use it
properly...", so we can easily comes up with local home-made path to
fake security.
And the problem
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