Leah, the Information Architecture Institute also provides peer
mentoring through its membership at:
http://www.iainstitute.org/en/members/mentoring/mentoring_program.php
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http://www.ixda.org/discu
The only thing I'd add to Mehdi and Erik's good advice is to write
about what you know and share it: turning your personal site from a
portfolio into a blog and using it to help position yourself in the
way that you want others to see you. It will also help you hone your
own thinking and challenge
Charles,
Although I would suggest that accessibility guidelines have in
practice had a tendency to emphasise visual impairment at the expense
of consideration of cognitive and motor impairments, WCAG does still
remain the best starting point.
William's advice on content is really sensible - wha
Liou,
It doesn't seem to have been mentioned by others so far, so I'd
very strongly recommend Kim Goodwin's 'Designing for the Digital
Age' - it has a whole section dedicated to design research
interviews, how to structure questions and generally strong tips and
advice:
http://www.cooper.com/insi
