r failure. When designing, our successes
aren't just measured against how good the experience is, but how well it meets
the goals of the business and market it's intended for.
Doug Brown
do...@finitemonkey.com
On Feb 8, 2010, at 8:23 AM, Todd Zaki Warfel wrote:
>
> Monopoly
so that any fundamental changes in direction can be made before they become too
costly, and the rest can be fine-tuning from there.
Doug Brown
do...@finitemonkey.com
On Jan 8, 2010, at 1:50 PM, Jonathan Abbett wrote:
> Say you're brought in to do user research and feature definitio
.
Our field fits into both those desires, and so we become more in demand.
My two cents anyway. :-)
Doug Brown
do...@finitemonkey.com
On 12/18/09 9:45 AM, "mark schraad" wrote:
> I've been watching the job announcements on this forum and there seems
> to be an uptick
ers. And if the
project itself is being developer in C# then you can hand your files over to
the devs to continue working with.
But if you're looking for more of a "paper prototype" tool like Balsamiq, or
you don't know / don't want to know C#, then Blend is probably m
You could display results for the exact match only and provide a link or
some other control to "Find similarly spelled names". Then the initial
search is always for what the user typed, and getting anything additional is
explicitly spelled out for the user to control.
Dou
About time Google decided to actually have some visual aesthetic to what
they do. And ironic that they're adding Bing functionality as part of the
re-design.
Doug Brown
do...@finitemonkey.com
On 11/30/09 8:42 AM, "Peter Van Dijck" wrote:
> (Apologies for crosspost)
> Hi a
ehold will continue though as the other vendors produce attractive
alternatives and position themselves well.
Doug Brown
do...@finitemonkey.com
On 11/11/09 9:10 AM, "Billy Cox" wrote:
> I perceive that the 'strategy' for killing the iPhone is to imitate it
> in almost
