Hi Andy,
Thanks very much. Maybe I'll throw the question out on Twitter too -- quite
a number of Dutch IxDers there :)
Cheers,
Martin
On Wed, May 20, 2009 at 4:45 PM, Andy Polaine a...@polaine.com wrote:
Martin,
Not all that much, no. The Dutch have a long history in interaction design
You have living personas! Spend your time with them rather than
developing write-ups representing them.
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Posted from the new ixda.org
http://www.ixda.org/discuss?post=42186
Kishor - I think it comes down to the question, 'Who are these
personas for?' If you will be the only one who will be looking at
them I say 'skip it.'
However, if there is a development team involved, or other
stakeholders who could benefit from having them at hand it might make
sense to build
On Mon, May 18, 2009 at 4:06 AM, Maria De Monte mtdemo...@yahoo.it wrote:
1)
Would you pay a fee to post a job at IxDA.org using Coroflot’s service,
knowing that half of the fee you’ll be paying would go to fund IxDA
activities?
For a really high-end top-tier position, where you want to
I've found no evidence to suggest that someone talented couldn't be great
at both, if they put the effort into it.
With many other combinations, I'd say sure, it's possible. If it was UX and
something other than programming, I'd say, sure, it's possible. Programming,
however — and you need
I had similar experiences buying a Hag Capisco here in PGH. There is a
huge disconnect between the Hag company that designs/makes chairs and
the antiquated distribution system of getting chairs to people. I spent
more time trying to get the local dealer to order one than I did
anything
dave malouf wrote:
So, I'd say, don't look for a position as a dual designer/coder.
Look for a position as a designer or as a programer but just BE the
designer/programmer that you are!
As a writer/coder, I completely agree. My first degree is in Journalism
and Computer Science, and I've
(If you have questions about this role, feel free to contact me
directly but you'll need to apply through the link in the listing below)
[Jeff]
TheLadders.com is looking for a progressive Associate Creative Director with a
killer portfolio to join our design team. If you’re part artist,
part
ironically I managed to break the list trying to post a longish
response to this thread - perhaps reflecting the complexities of the
question?!
so I posted it here instead.
http://www.smallfire.co.nz/2009/05/21/design-research-design-research-design-research/
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