On 18.2.2010, at 0.56, Vicky Teinaki wrote:
If you go back to the source (Cooper's the Inmates Are Running the Asylum)
Cooper suggests 3-12, but also points out that many personas have
overlapping needs.
The cast of characters (3-12) - page 135
On 10.2.2010, at 9.01, Gabor Vida wrote:
I'm opposed to the idea. I don't like forcing my users to hunt and
peck around an application to learn what it does. The they only
have to find it once belief feels like a crutch. An elegantly
designed interface can be both immediately usable and
Hi Elizabeth,
Here's some thoughts.
Carousels like the one in Amnesty Australia (http://
www.amnesty.org.au/) are good for displaying site highlights, main
stories, new products and generally getting attention and clicks to
some particular pages that you think people would like to visit.
gavin burke|FAW kirjoitti 10.12.2008 kello 12:59:
I always find it strange how companies that are traditionally
associated with good design get the web so wrong. Another example is http://www.vitra.com
, looks really well but is a complete pain to navigate.
I've noticed the same.
Matthew Taylor kirjoitti 2.12.2008 kello 18:18:
Who is the right person/role in the UX/UE hierarchy (or other
department -
Marketing, etc...), in your opinion, to create the user Personas and/
or Mode
Maps/Mental Models?
Hi!
Designers are the ones who should create the personas, and they
Alex Jones kirjoitti 2.9.2008 kello 17:35:
An introduction to the browser in comic book form:
http://books.google.com/books?id=8UsqHohwwVYCprintsec=frontcover
I don't have an opinion about the browser before trying it, but the
booklet Scott McCloud has written and drawn for them is
