Well, I've looked at the diagrams and thought about their implications
for the confluence of technical culture and interaction design
culture. Perhaps this will help ...
Of the UML diagrams
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unified_Modeling_Language#Diagrams_overview
... at a detail level, the
://ia.meetup.com/54.
During the spring, we'll be having monthly events centered on an
education project with a local university. Announcements and sign-ups
for those will also be handled through the meetup site.
Best wishes,
Bruce Esrig
Adam Lerner
at ixda.org
Best wishes,
Your organizers: Adam Lerner and Bruce Esrig
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or neglected. That's why content strategy has
become a specialty of its own: to represent in performance environments a
perspective that has always been accepted as essential in learning
environments.
Best wishes,
Bruce Esrig
Madison, NJ
On Thu, Jul 23, 2009 at 4:34 AM, Breanne breanne.d
about to state is accurate and
relevant to the issues they are trying to address.
Best wishes,
Bruce Esrig
Madison, NJ
On Sat, May 9, 2009 at 5:16 PM, Caroline Jarrett
caroline.jarr...@effortmark.co.uk wrote:
Is there any evidence, or illuminating experience,
about the benefits of locating
The real stunner in my experience is to say ...
The criteria that you are using in order to determine what to do are
different from the criteria I'm using. Your criteria are based on technical
insights together with your beliefs about what would work for the user.
There's a whole discipline
you figure out the
parameters.
Best wishes,
Bruce Esrig
Volunteer, IxDA NYC
On Sat, Feb 28, 2009 at 2:17 PM, Leonardo Parra Agudelo
lpa...@uniandes.edu.co wrote:
Hi all,
I have been teaching how to program to non-engineers, mostly designers,
artists and a few musicians, and it all goes
courses. It was only possible because we knew
what the field technicians could do on their own and what they needed help
with.
Best wishes,
Bruce Esrig
Madison, NJ
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at the events that are generating alerts and figure out
how to winnow the alerts so the significant events (that you can afford to
respond to) get a response from a qualified responder (who actually has the
time, attention, and resources required to respond effectively).
Best wishes,
Bruce Esrig
Madison, NJ
above a certain scale, or when a number
of sites are being constructed that follow a common pattern.
Best wishes,
Bruce Esrig
Madison, NJ
On Sun, Dec 21, 2008 at 9:57 AM, Brian Henkel
brian.hen...@manifestdigital.com wrote:
I'm planning to teach a course on how knowledge of Content Management
Yes, he seems to be thinking differently now ... in Cooper's keynote at
Interaction08, he talks about engineers as fellow craftsmen.
Ben Galbraith has a good summary in his blog post:
http://benzilla.galbraiths.org/2008/02/09/interaction08-friday-keynote-alan-cooper/
Bruce Esrig
On Thu, Dec 11
The sunrise alarm clock is rather wonderful. We have one with a round orb
and a strong white light. We clipped one of the wires inside, so it just
glows for an hour without ringing at all. If you're willing to admit that
it's daytime, it makes waking up a natural experience.
The ultimate user
morning, so please reply by
the end of the day Monday if possible.
Best wishes,
Bruce
On Mon, Apr 21, 2008 at 5:12 AM, Bruce Esrig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Topic: Sketching and storytelling, an Interaction08 redux
When: Tuesday, April 29th 2008, 6:30pm
Where: Midtown Manhattan, full details
Topic: Sketching and storytelling, an Interaction08 redux
When: Tuesday, April 29th 2008, 6:30pm
Where: Midtown Manhattan, full details provided on RSVP (e-mail nyc-rsvp at
ixda.org)
The IxDA NYC April event is an Interaction08 redux. We'll provide quick
summaries to kick off a discussion on
The IxDA NYC April event is an Interaction08 redux. We'll discuss sketching
and storytelling as pivotal tools for design.
In his keynote, Bill Buxton convinced us that he views sketching as more
than a design technique. At times, it can be a lifestyle choice. Sketches
are used to explore a design
Hi Morten,
The key to using pronouns correctly is establishing what they refer to. You
need to have the referent in front of you, as when writing a caption for a
cartoon, or else introduce it with descriptive text, or else point a finger
at it.
It might be premature to write with yo, but if
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please include March 26 event.
See you there!
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IxDA NYC
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Would anyone on this thread be willing to offer capsule commentary on these
three books?
- Rapid Contextual Design (Holtzblatt et al)
- Understanding your Users (Courage and Baxter)
- Contextual Design (Beyer and Hotzblatt)
Best wishes,
Bruce
On Fri, Mar 7, 2008 at 8:47 AM, Whitney
://www.historyofthebutton.com/2007/01/30/printer-icons-design-by-habit/
According to the standards, the two components are a vertical stroke and a
circle. When the vertical stroke goes through the top of the circle, the
meaning is standby.
Best wishes,
Bruce Esrig
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that we crave.
Best wishes,
Bruce Esrig
On Wed, Feb 20, 2008 at 5:58 PM, stephanie . [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry for joining in on this late but I'm wondering what you folks think
of
eliminating browsable navigation on Web sites all together and just
forcing
users to use a search interface
I apologize for not having caught up on the more extensive discussion.
1. I like your idea (that we discussed separately) of creating
separate definitions of interaction design that work for different
audiences.
2. We also vary on what we are trying to describe. It would be useful
to bring
, and further enhancements
are in development.
There is a list of organizations that are working with DITA at
http://dita.xml.org/deployments
I don't make money on DITA (as of now ...) but I contributed to the
first release of the language through OASIS.
Bruce Esrig
hands. Even if you did,
some of the things you inferred in your first design may need to be un-done
so that the new concepts and relationships can be incorporated as
thoroughly as if they were considered from the start.
Best wishes,
Bruce Esrig
At 06:49 PM 1/2/2008, Nick Iozzo wrote:
A great
fits into the row better.
Best wishes,
Bruce Esrig
At 08:24 PM 11/29/2007, Billie Mandel wrote:
Hey gang -
Back in the day when there was a clear(er) delineation between software
and the web, the way most of us designed was to use buttons for actual
actions or operations, and hyperlinks
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