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ets to the hardware environment etc..
Any course of study to get the background? Any books to recommend? Places
where I can get the experience from?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thank You.
Regards,
Jay Kumar
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@himanshu - Like Will said, a master's degree in the US will
typically take two years. The HCI/d master's at Indiana University
requires 36 credit hours to graduate. Technically, you could do that
in about 16 months if you took classes in the summer. For more info
on our program, check out the webs
Please direct questions and applications through the link below so we don't
clutter the list.
Atlassian is looking for a web-based GUI and Collaboration Tool expert...
here's the job posting:
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Interaction designers!
Sydney-based Atlassian Software is looking for a world class user
interface designer to join our Confluence Wiki team. We're looking
for someone who will blow us away with sharp interaction design
skills and who's a master at concepting and designing rich internet
application
Photoshop or Dreamweaver experience. Creativity is a must! You will be
working on a new product that the client will be rolling out.
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Sourabh:
I do not know if "IND" stands for Indiana University but one of the
best programs in the country is the Human-Computer Interaction Design
Master's program at the School of Informatics and Computing at
Indiana University. I will be getting my degree from this program
next spring. For more
s, norms, limits, constraints and other
bureaucratic barriers. In each case, I had to partner with or work with many
other players and win the favor of an executive.
I think I'll always pursue big projects like this - whether for my employer
or our clients - and I
.
Make sure you're asking the right questions, soving the right
problems. In this case, it sounds like the primary challenge is
validating that the content is important, meaningful, and valuable to
the people visiting that site.
Hope this helps,
Jay
On Sun, 13 Sep 2009 12:29:26, elizabeth
e people land on a
product page from a referrer or search engine deep link.
Hope this helps.
-Jay
On Tue, 8 Sep 2009 10:32:43, alison austin wrote:
> What's the general view: is it best to limit the number of items you
> can add using compare functionality or better to allow an unlim
don't want to
work harder, you can stay at the level you're at, but expect to be there
until you take initiative. (Groundhog Day?)
Thanks for calling this to attention. I love the meta-conversations.
- Jay
On Sat, Aug 29, 2009 at 10:03 PM, J. Ambrose Little wrote:
> Jared, Andre
When used together with other user experience research, Eye tracking
offers tremendous value for improving products.
Eye tracking measures unconscious behavior - and provides data that
people simply cannot verbalize in other common user research methods,
especially think aloud usability testing pr
Courtney:
Some friends at Catalyst Studios in Minneapolis did a great job with
the Kohl's career site--really re-thought the people and processes
and designed a very engaging and usable site:
http://www.catalyststudios.com/#/portfolio/108-kohlscareers/307-kohlscareershomepage/
Hope this helps.
designing user interfaces for applications
Bachelors or Master’s degree in graphics Design, Industrial Design,
Communication Arts, fine Art or related field
Command of leading design software applications, e.g. PhotoShop,
Illustrator, and Flash
Jay Ambler
650 265 2383
Recruiting Manager
A project team has to represent, to communicate - explicitly and
implicitly - the services and value(s) constituting a business model
to potential customers.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Posted from the new ixda.org
http://www.ixda.org/discuss?post=42957
are looking for someone that is well versed in Web 2.0.
That would include strong social networking background – blogs, forums, etc.
Requirements:
* Strong in gathering UE specs, and interaction flows
* Experience collaborating/personable
* Web 2.0 technologies
Thanks,
Jay
Bes
If you can afford it I think this is problem than can truly benefit
from an eye-tracking quantitative survey--30 candidates. I'm
assuming that you're trying to solve for the basic flow and not
trying 4X versions of solutions, etc. I don't use quantitative
eye-tracking personally but saw an examp
Hi Shima,
We use Net Meeting for our basic remote usability testing.
No special tools, just good internet connection and proper working test system.
Regards,
Jay Kumar
On Wed, Apr 8, 2009 at 6:57 PM, Shima wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Has anyone used tools to conduct remote unmoderated
s for internal hiring.
If you have any queries, please don't hesitate to email me.
Thank You. =)
Regards,
Jay Kumar
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So, Robert, you won't be joining us? With the time and analysis you've
devoted to it, you're a good candidate for Official Conference Reporter.
It's a competition, so a critical voice is welcome. And, maybe there's a
discount for the Press.
On Wed, Feb 11, 2009 at 12:02 PM, Robert Hoekman Jr wro
27;ve helped the paradigm shift beyond the earlier paradigm you helped
construct.
I appreciate the discussion and the books,
Jay
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if you need to make the business case, shine the
veneer of your proposal with that.
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of the products.
Roughly quoting Hackos and Redish, "usability is about improving the quality
of the product...and improving the quality of the process by which products
are made."
-Jay
On Sun, Jan 25, 2009 at 4:12 PM, Ali Amrohvi wrote:
> As a User Centered Design graduate I find it qui
What are you proposing to be the basis for the certification?
What schools did you look at that you "haven't been too confident
with"?
How do you propose that these degrees, programs and courses receive
IxDA recognition (related to first question)?
If you are finding sub-par designs, perhaps you
.
But as a exploratory tool , it would great
Different circumstance, different needs , not applicable for all.
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On Wed, Dec 10, 2008 at 4:45 AM, Rob Tannen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I recommend taking a look at http://thoughtpile.org/ , Herman Miller's web
? , that is another major
differentiator which would lead to what a good team should be made up
off.
Cost centers & revenues centers in my experience needs different types
of experience and skill levels ..
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Jay Kumar
On Fri, Nov 21, 2008 at 5:02 PM, Linda Yoon <
l when you
walked into a store and explained to you how to shop in their store. That's
not help, it's Woolworth's gone wild.
I hope this helps. Sincerely.
-Jay
On Tue, Oct 28, 2008 at 1:05 PM, Anthony Zeoli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What¹s the recommended time to
rate culture, not from the urging of a designer.
The bottom line seems to be: The company will communicate clearly with
customers when they communicate clearly with each other. I agree that it's
our responsibility to help them see the value of and accept the
responsibility for that task.
I ho
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> brought up easily when I need them, but it's separate from my *actual*
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he site to support its various users. AJax can be
compliant or not depending on how you implement it.
just an opinion.
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Jay Kumar
On Thu, Sep 4, 2008 at 6:08 PM, Sudhindra Venkatesha Murthy
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> Hi All,Can anyone shed some light on whether using AJAX
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> Jared
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to provide value to
your stakeholders.
One more thing, all that stuff you wrote before is in Design /
usability /IA speak, you would need to convert it into business speak
if your stakeholders / customers are not aware of this field and its
value.
Aight gotta go, just wanted to point out a couple of it
: Get involved in more projects. Get involved earlier. Shift from
hand-off or check-in with designers and technology teams to a collaborative
relationship.
I appreciate your thoughts and suggestions. I apologize to those of you who
got this on a cross-posting.
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new directions.
Thanks.
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>> re: Public pattern library for Silverlight:
>> The problem in short: I want to see Silverlight
paign.
Thanks for the reply.
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> I might be able to help you out, but it is not clear to me exactly what you
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I'm looking for examples of image galleries based on rich technology,
especially Silverlight. Can anyone share examples?
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Information Architecture & Scenario-based design.
Design Patterns &
ir's suggested Pump Audio has a distinct selection for
keywords, which suggests a good signal to users that the two methods are not
necessarily equivalent.
Thanks for the contributions. I'd love to hear more ideas or see more
examples. This challenge becomes more frequent, not less.
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x, or else it's
a trip planner" mental set. I want to see examples that aren't keyword or
trip planner searches, but don't have any in reach. Well, any that are good
examples. Can you point me to - or, share a shot of one you like - that
starts with filters? Or, offer me advice to
the designer to use.
Regards,
Jay Kumar
On 7/1/08, Matthew Zuckman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> People in my office seem to be obsessed with "best practices" lately - a
> notion that seems a bit ethereal to me. After all, splash pages, lead-based
> paint, burning witches
xperience. I'd rather try it out and learn
what direction to take by user behavior than to dictate it myself.
I hope this helps.
-Jay
On Fri, Jul 11, 2008 at 6:53 AM, Petra Liverani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I seem to remember that in an earlier post Robert mentioned that
e any other client - you only have a deal when
the contract is signed.)
I hope this helps.
-Jay
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>
> Sorry for the slightly off-topic posting, but the quality of this list
> makes it my first c
ts, Fox News, Martha Stewart, Bank of America,
the IRS & Seagate to make amazing web presences.
I'm Jay Rogers, manager of the team. Looking for some inspirational and cool
folks to collaborate with. We've got some amazingly complex problems to solve
and make simple.
Contact me off th
Hello IxDA-ers. We're looking for a person of excellence to lead our UI
efforts at our Sydney development office. I just went down there for the first
time in April, and it's a pretty groovy place.
cross posting to agileusability and experiencedesign, sorry for dupes.
Here's the facts about the
again.
I can't figure out who did the stuff for Iron Man, haven't seen it yet, so I'll
stay for the credits.
jay
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nd then branching out from there. (I write
all this 'cause i studied cognitive science in school and absolutely loved
this part of the research and how it informed mental model studies.)
I hope this helps.
- Jay
On Wed, Apr 9, 2008 at 5:47 AM, Morten Hjerde <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wro
ep at night
after doing it.)
Scenario-based design:
> determine user goals + business goals
>> write scenarios (how users accomplish those goals; success and failure
criteria)
>>> outline/define features + requirements, prioritized by business and/or
user goal
>>>> iterat
"Where you innovate, how you innovate,
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understanding of your requirements.
Hope it helps.
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Jay Kumar
On 3/20/08, Meredith Noble <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Can anyone recommend methods for performing usability tests on large,
> complex applications with lots of conceptual dependencies?
>
>
>
> We're runn
problem)
3) Before the testing, call the users and get accquainted and put the
fears/issues/etc at rest. ( very important).
I think these three are important for remote testing, plus all the
normal usability testing items .
Regards,
Jay Kumar
On 3/6/08, Kevin Doyle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
ole design depends on the individual intellect.
My two cents ;P
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Jay Kumar
On 2/19/08, Peter Boersma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dave,
>
> Are you referring to this bit: "How good of a designer we are [..] is
> directly related to how well we convey our thought p
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Hi Terence,
You might want to search the IXDA archives, as there were previous
discussions on school which have good IXDA curriculums.
Regards,
Jay Kumar
On 2/12/08, Terence Ng <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi everyone, i need help in finding a undergrad course whereby
presentations could be uploaded for
people like me who can't attend this superb event.
Thank you. Much appreciated.
Regards,
Jay Kumar
On 2/9/08, Petroff, Greg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So IxDA's first conference is off and running. You can follow the action
> at the cro
The Solution.
Wipe out the entire design colony and start afresh and just name
anyone who does work in any of these areas as a Designer.
You become a senior as you add the various specialities into your arsenal.
You identify yourself by the various specialities you have worked in
as well as acad
You.
Regards,
Jay Kumar
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Welcome to the
ow how your
research can help and does solve the questions.
But I have read a lot of research papers which are very much theory
based without any practical implementations or minimal emphasis on
them.
Regards,
Jay Kumar
On 12/13/07, Jack Moffett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I took part
I think that the problem of designing for a CMS depends upon the CMS
itself.
I've been fooling with Drupal for a while and find that I can muddle
through the creation of basic app with almost no additional
constraints on account of the CMS. Its all open source, so you're
working with predominantly
ly tested with two people and those were the wrong
test participants even.
Tsk...Tsk..
Regards,
Jay Kumar
On 11/28/07, Katie Albers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> At 6:10 PM -0700 11/27/07, Robert Hoekman, Jr. wrote:
> > > Do you think analyzing data using tools like Omnit
e to tweak the process to better
align to our organizations and the environment we work in.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Jay Kumar
On 11/6/07, margaret <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We ran a recent usability study and it was brought up in the post mortem
> that perhaps users would be mor
orgnization politics, structure etc...etc...
Regards,
Jay Kumar
On 11/6/07, Dmitry Nekrasovski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> That was precisely my point. Had the author led off by saying that
> this was the division of responsibilities that made sense in his mind
> and environment, I woul
thank the little IA.
Just my two cents.
Regards,
Jay Kumaf
Information Architecture has the writer has specified tend to be the
overall structure,
On 11/6/07, Dmitry Nekrasovski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Just read this. The author's use of the term Information Architecture
>
erface design tc...etc...etc...
That is not the worst thing, the worst is that, to get the job, they
reduce their rates so low and promise their clients the world.its
just ridiculous sometimes.
I could talk about it, but its just funny...ever heard of usability
testing for 49.99? ;P
Regards
d up for just
their expertise , which you could then negotiate if you see that
average price across is cheaper than that.
Hope this helps.
Regards.
Jay Kumar
On 10/31/07, Bora Ultas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello all. I am new to this list, but I wanted to get some people's op
Check out the Yahoo Email iPhone integration. It's the best I've seen on
foldering, real-time refoldering, and delete. Sometimes flaky, but I think
that's coming more from the yahoo server than from the software implementation.
j
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es in order to design a proper product that meets both the
business as user experience needs.
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Melvin Jay Kumar
On 10/16/07, bhakti भक्ति <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello Friends,
> This is an interesting discussion. I would like to share my experience.
>
> The business
successful.
My two cents. =)
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Melvin Jay Kumar
On 10/16/07, Jarod Tang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I guess what I'm trying to say is if the design fails to show people
> > where and how to use the product, that is a failure of the design.. if
> > it does that and
, and they seem really cool.
http://groups.google.com/group/UXIrregulars
Good luck!
Jay Rogers
Manager, User Experience
Vignette Corporation
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