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James Horgan
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I'll say it again:
Idiocracy
funny movie, highlights a lot of fun versions of user interfaces.
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actually i wanted to add something to what i was writing as this
reminds me of the same problem i used to have as an industrial
designer. Whether to call myself an industrial or a product designer.
The actual difference is that industrial may have more engineering
involvement, while the product des
Hi Tashin,
can of worms you opened there!
i would say it started with graphic design, then became interface
design as people got a better understanding of the UI process, then
became interaction design as people understood the business value of
a UI designer on board and the range of functions the
IDIOCRACY
A man travels to the future where everyone in the world has become
incredibly stupid because they no longer need to think.
The interface used at the Hospital (a large touchscreen pad with
icons for every possible ailment) is funny and accurate!
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Unlikely, what you're asking from someone is too visualise the
potential of your solution, and visionary business clients are few
and far between my friend. It's your job to make them recognise the
business value of what you do.
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Couple of reasons for the hate-on:
Lack of consistency across various projects; one methodology for one
type of project will not work for another. This makes it difficult
for execs and project managers to accurately gauge the cost
effectiveness of a project, which would drive any money person nuts.
I work primarily on designing applications for Microsoft Surface, and
I would say it's less hype and becoming more of a reality. Haptic
feedback, pressure sensitivity; and accuracy are all becoming
realities for touchscreen technology so its becoming much more a
practical part of a persons life.
I
If you have proven data as to how your designs are correlated to the
bottom line of profit, I would pursue it with HR and Exec team, they
may see it differently as to how valuable they think your skillset is
and they need to make cutbacks. You have to ask yourself are you
willing to work for anothe
No problems Martin, hope it goes well for you. I do think you have a bit of
internal marketing to do especially to shift such a large organizations
viewpoint on delivery. Identify the people who can help you make that
change and get in touch with them, there are ways to do it without ticking
off yo
Hi Martin, I'd talk to your CEO or whoever is in charge, show them before
and after scenarios and make a case as to why you think usability =
increased revenue. I would also do a bit of internal marketing, ensure your
team are referred to as interaction designer (never graphic designers) and
do som
i think because its a popular term with clients, most ad agencies are
actively encouraging an interaction design type role that isnt as reflective
as what most UXers actually do (forget about case studies for example). Its
good business for them so its become popular practice.
On Thu, May 22, 2008
it does depends. if youve a long loading time, god forbid, youd better
distract them with something decent. or hire a better programmer.
if youre an animator, why not? usability, schmusability, you're there to
entertain. people hear flash intro and go all negative and dark, but if
youre waiting for
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