The Nokia Morph concept is awesome! I just wrote an article for a
class assignment on nanotechnology for new medical drug uses. It was
my first time learning what nanotechnology actually was, and the
potential of its abilities. I find it amazing, and a little scary at
the same time.
I agree
Hi All,
It seems that although IxDers do not necessarily have their hands deep in
technology in terms of the implementation of it, we still need to know the
capabilities of the technology behind what we are designing, so as to not
request impossible solutions. Working on different types of
This is all very interesting. I have always been a part of the
waterfall development methodology, where there is (ANALYSIS, DESIGN,
development, QA, then production). In the analysis design phase,
that was where interaction visual designs were created
communicated. Overall consistency of the
Mark, I must disagree with your comment regarding ... only Java
people.
I learned of the term well before I became a Java person. In
fact it wasn't even an OOP language, but TCL, HTML, CSS. In fact,
the development team didn't make it up at all. We learned it from
the Business Analyst who
An unequivocal '1 million %' (to quote my American Idol Buddy
Randy Jackson) YES!, Dave's answer to Andrei's question regarding
aesthetic skills.
I have been following this post and many others like it, as I'm sure
other newbies are, to see what's the best preparation to enter this
field,
Just curious how some of you would differentiate an interaction
designer from a user interface designer? Apologies if it's been
discussed to death before.
I think these kind of questions keep coming up again again for some
of the following reasons:
1. Companies give many different titles to
Hi All,
There have been several posts on prototyping tools.
For those who design for both computer mobile screens, what is the best
way/tools to prototype based on screen size/resolution? Does the tool you use
matter? Or, is it just the design patterns that matter?
For example, many times
I have been looking into the IxD realm for about 3 years now. I chose
to major in Psychology due to a natural curiosity of why people do
what they do in general. And computers/technology has always kept my
attention. One day I searched on the web to find out how I could apply
my Psyc degree to
Seeing Graphic Design or Art backgrounds was a surprise to me because
as I do research on how to prepare to enter the ID/UX arena, there
are quite a lot of references (mostly in job posts) to education in
cognitive learning (Psyc), or HCI which has Psyc courses in it's
curriculum. And some even
Thanks everyone for your very helpful comments and suggestions. I'm
very glad to have joined you all here at IxDA!! I am very excited,
and will definitely pursue some of the recommendations you all
provided.
I'm in the North East New Jersey Mid/downtown New York City areas.
So, if anyone can
Hi All,
I'm trying to transition into the IxD area of IT. I
come from a backend web application developer background, approx. 7
years. Although, I've done some minor CSS, JavaScript, etc., I'm not a
visual designer. My interest in IxD has come about over the last year
or so due to my having
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