Personas are supposed to come out of your data and not the other way
around.
You observe users in their context, you conduct some interviews if
need it, your talk to all the stakeholders, and then you are in a
position to really understand your user goals and needs and build and
archetype that
We have a contract position that has opened up with one of our clients. It’s
a well established dynamic company with lots of potential for growth. They
are looking for a strong UI Designer with an outstanding portfolio. Strong
Web Design background with excellent HTML and CSS is needed along with
But I haven't seen many job openings for Fresh Grads in companies.
I may be wrong but I have seen job openings for Interaction Designers
and HCI guys who have some experience in this area.
Am I right?
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Understanding what real people will do when presented with your design
requires data. If you don't have budget for research, I suggest
taking a weekend to go to a place where people do whatever activity
you are designing for, observe them for a few hours, and jot down
attributes and behaviors that
Paul,
You are right, there are patterns. Those patterns would be very
interesting and useful to portal managers. They should also
understand that simply copying portal best practices will lead to the
perfect portal, but for some other company.
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Hey all - I'm part of Chicago's IxDA chapter, and I'm in the
process of writing a book about interaction design. It's called
Cadence Slang, and it should be out by the end of next year. I
posted earlier about this, but we've seen quite a lot of progress so
far, and so I figure it's worth an
Hi list,
I'm interested in hearing thoughts about using Bluetooth devices. In
particular the part where you have just bought the thing and want to
connect/pair it with a PC or mobile phone.
Apparently this is an incredible hard thing to do for most people
(I'm a techie myself, so not really that
Yun, if you have a Digital Media Design Masters with EE, you should be
well on your way to getting a job. The only thing stopping you is
yourself, not your education.
If you feel you need courses take stuff online, or go to
workshops @ conferences.
But you have all the credentials you need. You
Brajendu,
All information you asked for is in depaul's website. If you still got
questions, list them down and call, or email them.
- Achyuta
On Thu, Nov 19, 2009 at 1:43 AM, Brajendu Behera brajend...@yahoo.comwrote:
Hi Achyuta...
Thanks for your helping note. I visited the link -
On my Mac I've never had any problems over the years since I go my
first Bluetooth device. The interface is pretty straight forward.
I've connected keyboards, a mouse, and my non-Apple cell phone and
headset. No problems on the computer interface side.
The only problem I've had is with my
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