Jared's additions make my definition so much better!
I specified software for 2 reasons:
1) that's how the question was worded to me
2) I don't feel qualified to define design beyond software design
As for my choice - we aren't designing Ferrari's... we are designing tools
for people to
buy
TEI'10 - THE FOURTH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON TANGIBLE, EMBEDDED,
AND EMBODIED INTERACTION
January 25-27, 2010
MIT Media Lab - Cambridge, MA, USA
http://tei-conf.org/
Submission Deadlines and Categories
---
Note: different from last year
August 3, 2009: Papers
1. Yet
2. another
3. exercise
4. in
5. design
6. semantics
7. from
8. here
9. to
10. eternity
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Posted from the new ixda.org
http://www.ixda.org/discuss?post=43357
Hello Russell,
Just for fun here is my 10-word describing software design.
Creating
quality
code
that
drives
useful
usable
engaging
user
interfaces
Chauncey
On Sat, Jul 4, 2009 at 10:01 AM, Russell Wilsonruss.wil...@gmail.com wrote:
Jared's additions make my definition so much better!
I
On Jul 4, 2009, at 10:01 AM, Russell Wilson wrote:
Jared's additions make my definition so much better!
I specified software for 2 reasons:
1) that's how the question was worded to me
2) I don't feel qualified to define design beyond software design
As for my choice - we aren't designing
Wait, wasn't that 'Experience Design' (or something)? I'm confused :)
Taking Chauncey's entry (minus the poetic linefeeds), Creating quality
code that drives useful usable engaging user interfaces, and tightening it
a bit, why not just say, Creating great experiences for our customers and
Jared,
I currently lead the design of network performance mgt software applications
at my company. I have also designed countless applications in the past that
have nothing to do with network perf mgt. And I have designed several
websites for small businesses.
But what does that have to do with
On Jul 3, 2009, at 8:08 PM, Russell Wilson wrote:
At the end of a recent interview, the candidate asked me “What is
software
design to you?” I can probably come up with a thousand different
answers
but the one that popped into my mind immediately that day was
“*software
design is making
While it certainly is interesting to share snapshots of our individual
vantage points, I doubt it makes me a better interaction designer.
I'd much rather be tutored by the many masters on our list, but that's hard
when we're spread across different time zones.
One of my colleagues recently began
Do you think what you do is exactly the same as what an automotive designer
does?
I certainly hope not. Jared's not a designer. ;)
Software design, despite that I call occasionally call myself a software
designer for its conversation-killing effects, is the art of designing
systems. User
Make it for people ( than for computer).
On 7/4/09, Russell Wilson russ.wil...@gmail.com wrote:
At the end of a recent interview, the candidate asked me “What is software
design to you?” I can probably come up with a thousand different answers
but the one that popped into my mind immediately
On Jul 4, 2009, at 4:23 PM, Russell Wilson wrote:
I currently lead the design of network performance mgt software
applications at my company. I have also designed countless
applications in the past that have nothing to do with network perf
mgt. And I have designed several websites for
Therefore, Marc's answer of arranging code to perform a function on a
computer is the best answer I've seen so far, but my sense is that it
wasn't what you were looking for.
But it was! I'm just interested in what people's answers are to the
question - no restrictions.
I do think there are
...making the ordinary extraordinary seems very generic to me, whereas
software design seems fairly specific. (I hang out, because of my son's
profession, with a lot of magicians and special effects artists these days.
Those guys think they've cornered the market on 'making the ordinary
14 matches
Mail list logo
