bureaucratic, and by nature can't afford to put everyone into pigeon-
hole.
. . . michael kay
. . . buenos aires / http://www.peep.org
On 19/05/2009, at 01:26, Craig Melbourne wrote:
So, I'd say, don't look for a position as a dual designer/coder.
Look for a position as a designer
, no. It really depends on the site and
the business needs.
Overall, I think it is a healthy evolution. I have always seen IA as a
discipline that is interdisciplinary. An IA speaks for programming,
design, marketing, and of course the everyday user.
. . . michael kay
. . . buenos
qualifications. In fact it can be a lot better as engineers,
designers, marketing people, and poets listen to each other and learn
to speak the same language.
. . . michael kay
. . . buenos aires / http://www.peep.org
On 30/04/2009, at 17:53, j. eric townsend wrote:
FWIW
more light on the subject.
. . . michael kay
. . . buenos aires / http://www.peep.org
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I fear it adds glut to a page where much less quantity and more
relevant content could be more effective and better received by
users. On the other hand it could serve users well to give them more
open ended navigation and not impose too many specific assumptions
about what they really want.
. .
I see interaction designer as a general title similar to graphic
designer. An interaction designer is a person that works with
interactive media, and designs and produces more than just visual
representations. Behind that it it can include any or all of
designing interactions, information
