Just don't forget that your user's are part of the security of your
system. Requiring a password system they have no choice but to write
down, for example, is LESS secure than a password of their choice
that has the option to be changed each month but can be set back to
the same thing and is
The CHI2010 Workshop on Researcher-Practitioner Interaction will bring together
researchers and practitioners of HCI to explore whether and to what extent
difficulties exist between them -- and, if so, will endeavor to identify the
dimensions of the problems and propose possible solutions. On
I suppose the terminology you end up using depends on the type of
application it is as there is a great deal of choice out there. Two
obvious metaphors include the 'speedometer' and the hare and
tortoise story'?
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If you are in Madrid (Spain) and you work in designing interfaces, on 6
October you have once opportunity to chat and exchange views environment to
book Don´t me made think of Steve Krug.
This event will be in Spanish.
*When?*
6 October 2009. At 7:00 PM
*Where?*
The Cocktail Academy
c /
Hi!
For those of you who want to follow each other on Twitter I've created
tweepml list based on contacts from some ux group on linkedin.com. In fact
there are two lists 'cause the system is not perfect.
Enjoy and follow :)
This is a great resource, thanks!
I'd love to be added: @fordvisuals
best,
Carrie
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An admirable list like this has already been created by Elizabeth Buie:
http://www.luminanze.com/blog/2009/07/user-experience-tweeps.html
~ yoni
Jonathan S. Knoll
email: jonat...@infinityplusone.com
web: http://infinityplusone.com/
linkedin: http://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathanknoll
twitter:
Thanks, Jonathan. The shorter link is here: http://bit.ly/UXTweeps
And of course I'll add Ewa and Carrie. I was about to post an update anyhow,
so these additions are timely!
Meanwhile, I'll peruse Ewa's list to see if there are any I've missed. I
figure there probably are!
Elizabeth
At
Out of curiosity, how did you compile the list? I didn't see a single
person on that list who would probably be considered the most
prominent faces/names in the UX community.
On Sep 26, 2009, at 2:08 PM, Ewa Liszcz wrote:
For those of you who want to follow each other on Twitter I've
Wow..it'll be great if you can add me on the list as well..my
username is vedantja!
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On Sep 27, 2009, at 6:22 PM, Todd Zaki Warfel wrote:
Out of curiosity, how did you compile the list? I didn't see a
single person on that list who would probably be considered the most
prominent faces/names in the UX community.
Personally, I wouldn't want to be on any list that would have
Hi David,
I'm intrigued with your comment:
But what Designers do IS magic! That act of synthesis towards craft
towards implementation is a wondrous magical thing once turned into a
Palm Pre or HP NetBook Mini that brings new areas of delight that were
never there before.
What's wrong with
actually, I was totally thinking of #3 the professional and how they
orchestrate and choreograph a performance experience. WE (the pros) all know
what we are doing, but that sense of awe and delight we can't in thinking it
is Mystical, is the goal for many classes of products and services.
How
So you're thinking of magic in the Arthur C. Clarke sense of any
sufficiently advanced technology (or service)...?
2009/9/28 Dave Malouf dave@gmail.com
actually, I was totally thinking of #3 the professional and how they
orchestrate and choreograph a performance experience. WE (the pros)
I would add the anthropological meaning of magic: the manipulation of
signs in a ritual. It´s a way of thinking, talking and using something
we don´t know.
Who could exactly say what is needed for doing good design? Even
though we have a name for craft skills (tacit knowledge), we cannot
Most interesting were Westergren’s comments about advertising. As you can
see in the clip below, the show’s host, Scott McGrew, and my co-panelist,
NPR’s Laura Sydell, claim to be huge Pandora fans but couldn’t seem to
remember hearing many ads. Said Westergren: That means we’re doing it right.
On a different track -- I studied some mathematics (specifically pure
mathematics, lots of proofs, few numbers) in college.
My favorite kind of magic, and the kind that I can most relate to
when talking about design, is this kind: http://bit.ly/S5Xgc. I think
it falls outside Jared's 3 because I
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