So, it'll be next weekend! No need to panic. We'll be ironing out a
few things and making sure the word spreads. Thanks again for your
patience!
Cheers,
Liz
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Thanks Joe. I'd just like to give a huge shout out to Liz Bacon.
She's put so much time and effort into getting us to this point.
Thanks for everything Liz.
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You won´t believe this, but right after writing here, I followed some
links on another topic to webpagesthatsuck.com, and ended up on
havenworks.com. Contemplating the unbelievable clutter, I found the
following text, which can be something to at least think about (or
worry about) in your case. Dat
Kim Goodwin describes on Designing for the Digital Age a practice to
avoid self-reporting error. Case-specific questions consist of asking
for a specific story on a topic. It´s like, instead of asking "do you
shop online?", try "tell me about your last online shopping
experience". There are interes
> On Feb 18, 2010, at 11:05 PM, Hilary Bienstock wrote:
>> I'm going to be gathering some metrics for a site meant to be accessed by
>> mobile phone. (Users will follow a link sent to them in a text message or
>> email.) So I need to understand what types of metrics can be collected by a
>> servi
I think it depends on the situation. Ideally, wireframes should be done, but
I recently ahd a client that was really rushing things and had a tight
deadline. They prodded me to come up with a mockup that approximated the
final version of the website.
Was the client happy? Absolutely. They were mar
Hey everybody, its launch time!
After a herculean effort by so many people, the new IxDA website will
launch. We hope to launch it either this weekend or next. Please be
sure to read the important steps you need to take to stay connected.
Code-named Conan, the new IxDA.org site contains feature
Thanks Caroline, but I'm in a pinch an was looking for a few quick
examples.
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Welcome to the In
no problem on the vagueness...
I might suggest have some casual conversations with both docs and nurses
about how they talk with clients. This is not for process or method, but to
set realistic expectations. I think you will find that people aren't wholy
forthright even when their health is at sta
Don Habas
> I'm designing a long application for a financial product. We need
> people to answer some personal questions honestly (underwriting seems
> to find this important). Before people start the application, does
> anyone have any tips on how to pre-condition users so they are in more
>
A lot of questions about their relating to health and risk (certain
activities, tobacco use, etc). Many people would probably expect
that price they pay would be impacted by their answers. Sorry I'm
being vague, but I can't really discuss too much detail here.
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Not having any idea the context or what you are asking (so your mileage may
vary)...
I have had great luck with setting the stage in interviews for folks to tell
a story. Especially when we can get that person's story to reveal the
answers to those questions. I think often times the worse thing yo
I'm designing a long application for a financial product. We need people to
answer some personal questions honestly (underwriting seems to find this
important). Before people start the application, does anyone have any tips on
how to pre-condition users so they are in more of an "honest state
I love this thread--it reminds me of the time back in 1991 when, as a
technical writer, I had to deal with the project owner who popped his
head into our conference room (where we were feverishly learning their
AS400 order processing system, diagramming interaction flow, and
sketching tasks) and sa
Make sure to check out AdMob's analytics product:
http://analytics.admob.com/home/
They provide an advertising platform, but I think the analytics
product is free (even if you don't use them for ads). They were
recently bought by Google.
-Adam
On Feb 18, 2010, at 11:05 PM, Hilary Biensto
If by "technical" you mean programming, then it's correct to say
the UCL course doesn't have a technical component in any of the
taught modules, apart from some computer-based
experimental/statistical work in the cognitive science module. The
research dissertation (which counts for 2/3 of the degre
Hi Hilary,
It might be worthwhile checking out http://www.motally.com. This is a
service specifically for checking mobile analytics, this page will
explain what it can track.
http://www.motally.com/products/mobile_web.php
You can use Google analytics to get some mobile analytics, but
nothing too
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