I have been reading the IXDA discussions for a couple of years, I
noticed a steady increase in employment posting over the last few
months. Is the increase in employment post a true reflection of an
increase UI/UX employment?
georgette
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Don Habas said that " You won´t believe this, but right after writing here,
I followed some links ... and ended up on havenworks.com."
I love havenworks.com and use it as an example in seminars and webinars to
introduce the concept of information architecture. People get it fast. Hope
the site nev
Regnard--Totally agree that it does depend on the situation. I just
happen to be in a company right now where the high-level stakeholders
just don't want to see sketches. Much to my chagrin, of course ;)
That said, within my team (which is beyond just a design staff) we do
a bunch of sketching f
A quick correction--I mistyped Shivanand's name, which is, of course,
Shivanand Reddy Yerva. So sorry!
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Congratulations to all the Conan team members! Special thanks to Liz
for all the work you put in!!
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Hi everyone,
I'm looking to take our UX team on a few "field trips" this year
in Northeast Ohio to visit other organization's UX teams and share
methods, deliverables and anything else related to UX in a half day
session. I'm aware of UX Show and Tell which is a tremendous
resource and might also
Personally, sketching on paper is the fastest way to capture concepts
(whether layouts or processes). This can be collaborative with the
stakeholders, or simply my way of taking notes and capturing the
discussions during a meeting.
Once the concepts have taken shape, I turn to the most adaptable
Are we talking about sketching as a deliverable to the client or
sketching as part of a process of the designer? These are 2 very
different questions. The former one depends on the client. As an ID
design studio we required seeing sketching and sketch models as a
deliverable. But when I was working
On Feb 19, 2010, at 9:02 PM, Regnard Raquedan wrote:
> 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 versio
