Hi folks,
I'm a sometimes member of this list so apologies for busting in
without having contributed for some time.
I'm writing an article for Interactions magazine and I would really
like to know how people are typically trained for interaction
design.
I know the IxDA personas were based on a su
Is it useful from a design
perspective? Absolutely. It's a quick take on problems, pain points,
contextually relevant themes. It's inspiring. It's fast. It's even fun.
If you want, of course, you can validate your designs using either a survey
(to quantify and test the general t
, and those that do often are done through structured
interviewing, where you're answering an actual person.
Cheers,
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Sam Ladner, PhD
Sociologist
Toronto
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