Jared and others,
In case it wasn't clear, I believe argumentation about whether
needs or technology came first isn't a fruitful way forward. More
importantly, we should examine what we mean by 'disruption'.
In my comments, I said:
Ultimately, the measuring stick that we ought to use is the
Hello all, and happy new year -
The University of Chicago is seeking an experienced information architect to
work on a contract basis for a website redesign project in January. The IA
will work with a project team to conduct site audits, usability testing,
card sorting, surveys, focus groups,
Analysis of history (such as Norman's essay) tells what approach has
been used most frequently, but it fails to answer the implied question
of 'what is the best approach?' Everett Rogers (diffusion of
innovation) provides significantly more insight into what makes
products successful. In
On Jan 3, 2010, at 9:26 AM, mark schraad wrote:
Analysis of history (such as Norman's essay) tells what approach has
been used most frequently, but it fails to answer the implied
question of 'what is the best approach?' Everett Rogers (diffusion
of innovation) provides significantly more
On Jan 1, 2010, at 9:54 PM, Ed H.Chi wrote:
In my comments, I said:
Ultimately, the measuring stick that we ought to use is the amount
of impact each (tech vs. design) brings to the innovation process.
... It is much easier to think of major disruptions coming from the
technology side. ... To
I agree this is refreshing to see! I would still like to see measurements in
Pixels.
On Thu, Dec 31, 2009 at 1:26 PM, Jonathan Abbett jonat...@abbett.orgwrote:
It's nice to see some formal recognition of our community by the
Microsoft Visio Team.
On Jan 3, 2010, at 4:09 PM, stacy felish wrote:
I would still like to see measurements in Pixels.
And not just in Visio!
We're repainting the home office and it would be nice to know how many
pixels of paint we'll need.
:)
Jared
That reminds me!
I always wanted to be able to take a picture of my living room, play with the
colors on the wall via photoshop, and then bring my new favorite hex/rgb code
to home depot for a perfect match...
Even better... just hook my laptop to the Home Style Virtualizer® uplink
(through
Mike, I haven't yet figured that out. Perhaps the feature is
available in OmniGraffle Pro, but I haven't found it in the cheaper
version.
But here's a workaround: Get the Paciello Group's free Colour
Contrast Analyser for Mac, from http://fwd4.me/A7S. Then use it to
sample each of the colors you
Our favorite design Jester is at work again. (It's usability! No,
it's aesthetics! No, it's technology! ;) - I probably skipped a
few)
It is of course a very interesting discussion that leads us to think
about what technology really is, and what user needs really are.
Norman shuffles these around
-- Forwarded message --
From: Sam Ladner samlad...@gmail.com
Date: Sun, Jan 3, 2010 at 11:36 PM
Subject: Re: [anthrodesign] Norman replies to Nussbaum
To: anthrodes...@yahoogroups.com
Hi Arvind,
*scratches head*
so, according to norman, we needed healthcare after doctors
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