> Anyone else know of some pre-web-era books related to
> communication, design, and design-thinking that might
> deserve a fresh look from people today?
How about Design Methods by John Chris Jones, originally published in
1970.
"Alongside the old idea of design as the drawing of objects that a
Baruch,
> I am talking more on the technical performance side, keeping in mind the UX
> ramifications.
Maybe a search focused on non-functional requirements will help?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-functional_requirement
Peter
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Todd wrote:
> Especially cool payoff if you sponsor, say, a Jamaican Bobsled team:
> http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0106611/
I worked as a user experience designer in Jamaica for 3 weeks, do I qualify for
the team?
And I can spell "bacon" in Jamaican: "b-e-e-r-c-a-n!" :-)
Peter "Sanka, you dead?" B
be useful too.
This blog article introduces the presentation:
http://www.peterboersma.com/blog/2005/03/my-ia-summit-presentation-stux_10.html
Slideshare has the slides:
http://www.slideshare.net/pboersma/stux-ia-summit-2005-peter-boersma
and I wrote a short article about it for the ASIS&T
successful past projects, I am afraid he is going to sound like a
broken record, not a broken comb... ;-)
An finally, if RED = talent + skills + experience + knowledge + client trust
but no fixed process, then I'm done listening.
PetEr
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Melissa,
> Very interested in cool formats for presenting
> distilled design innovation concepts to key stakeholders.
Victor Lombardi's Concept Design Tools article
(http://www.digital-web.com/articles/concept_design_tools/) may be of use to
you.
Peter
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Onderwerp: [IxDA Discuss] UCD process diagrams
I know that somebody has posted UCD processes diagrams on the web but can't
find in the ar
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> and materials.
Or, in short: User Centered *Design*, not Engineering.
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-stux_10.html
or on the IA Summit site:
http://www.iasummit.org/2005/finalpapers/39_Presentation.pdf
or on slideshare:
http://www.slideshare.net/pboersma/stux-ia-summit-2005-peter-boersma
Peter
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with the
discussion :-)
http://www.peterboersma.com/blog/2004/11/t-model-big-ia-is-now-ux.html
Peter
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Welcome to the Interaction Design Association (IxDA)!
To post to this list
search/local_groups_coordinator_survey_2007.php
E.g. question 6: "What is the typical format for your group's events
(e.g., speaker presentations, round table, cocktail hour, salon, etc.)?"
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Local Groups Director for the IA Institute
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ments with your design, explaining why it is a good design) but not with
what I think is the second bit (the idea that only intellectuals can come up
with a concept?).
But maybe I misread Tim...
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Social Software Services. I now wish I had
patented that name ;-)
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To p
0."
"User Experience Designer" was the third most entered answer in the job titles
category.
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t in any design
decisions."
(From Microsofts MSDN Library, User Interface Design and Development section
at:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnanchor/html/anch_uidesigndev.asp
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be seen as "filling
out the form for the user" which was very much not done: tax papers were to be
filled out by the user alone.
Peter
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_
ing I do at the very beginning
of the design process with the initial team, and I use it as a design tool to
get a project started."
and:
"I find showing end users, product managers or CEOs a paper drawing to be of
nominal value, and only at the up front stages of the design
g with [..] users": design evaluation (day 3)
- "users": after every section in day 2, I ask "where are the users?"
Peter
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worth reading, and are available at:
http://finance.groups.yahoo.com/group/UsabilityInOrgChart/
Peter
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*Come to IxDA Interac
tion (http://www.iainstitute.org/en/learn/) should be examples
of collections of these well-documented, simplified methods.
Peter
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lynucs.org/ (at
the bottom of the rightmost column you'll see a link labeled "all screenshots"
that links to a barely working filtering page.
Oh, and there's this set on Flickr: transparent desktops!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/w00kie/sets/180637/
Peter
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What form do these refinements and understandings take?
Peter
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ftware
function is called and what the parameters are, not repeat our message.)
Peter
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r go back!" he explained, "It's too discouraging." [..] In a remarkable
study of fifty-eight new business buildings near London, researchers found that
in only one case in ten did the architect ever return to the building - and
then with no interest in evaluation.' (p
referred a somewhat
more designer-y role.
Now I am a senior designer, mentor of 3 designers, and only partly responsible
for managing the 10-person UX department. I feel healthy :-)
Peter
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cio.us (the online bookmarking system) where
your system could suggest tags but the user would provide a definitive,
personal set of tags.
Peter
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feeling those concepts can also be prototyped, but require skills that
we designers do not possess :-)
Peter
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cepting,
or at least that the end result of design thinking is a design concept. I
cannot believe you would want that idea to persist, so I am asking you to
explain what you really meant... :-)
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ht
al and
visual design.
I'd like to hear the other arguments though. Are they about users and their
ability to discern the difference by themselves?
Peter
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