This is indeed a nice thread..
I help spread the smile when dealing with products and the products
could range from a simple website to physical products to entire
systems.
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In most of the teams I have worked in , it has been taking notes on
pen and paper during the feedback sessions. somehow taking notes on
comp does not work for me...
Also not all places have the facility to have meetings in front of
huge walls (which incidentally I love too) and / or record the
sess
In the recent issue of Interactions magazine there is an article on
Innovation. While it may not be exactly what is seeked out here, it
definitely gives a good insight into what it means to be innovative
and also some strategies and pointers to the company adopting that.
Selling UI to the differe
Great list of films provided here.
As someone mentioned here, the films need not be about interaction
design per se. The concept of user experience (or rather viewer
experience) is used to its maximum in films and filmmakers know
exactly how to play with the dynamics of experience when making a
f
Remote testing really becomes useful when the user-designer gap is
huge gegraphically. Like when I was in India, the clients would
mostly be in US or Europe.
This is a pretty petty thing but one thing to make sure while doing
remote user testing is that the users are taking the test in the time
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