Parth,
Thanks for your comments. Prototype engineering... wars have been
fought over this issue. I tried to express that in the article.
Specifically, where does prototype engineering fit - is it in or out
of UX design? - Out being on the development team or away from design
process.
I'm finding
Dmitry,
Thanks for taking this on. I admit my choice of words may not have
been open enough to elicit applying to a personal situation. But look
what it sparked? A discussion about the scope of our responsibilities
as a UX designer. I don't think that's "dangerous" or "wrong"
or even intentionally
I do not quite understand WHY Prototype Engineering is a competency.
Should it not be Software Engineering - again a very broad term but
referring to the technical/engineering aspect of the work.
Here is my list titled "The Core Competencies of a UX Professional"
1. Communication Skills
2. Analyt
Hi Dmitry,
Agree with you on that. If an outsider just refers to this article and
takes it to be the only way to do UX, then definitely that is wrong.
I guess, everyone should refer to the UE elements and then specify how
it fits within theit work environment and why in that based on the
orgnizat
That was precisely my point. Had the author led off by saying that
this was the division of responsibilities that made sense in his mind
and environment, I would have no issue with it.
Instead, the article features bald statements like "This framework
comprises the competencies a UX professional o
Hi ,
Actually I understand what the writer has written. After working for
more than 8 years in many different environments, I would say that
there is no definite set up for how UE elements are brough to life in
the company you are working in. Every company is different and you
take the elements o
Just read this. The author's use of the term Information Architecture
is definitely pretty loose - it seems to encompass not just IA, but
product management and branding concerns. Very odd.
Also, user research is almost entirely omitted, and the use of terms
like "prototype engineering" makes me w
As anyone seen this?
http://www.uxmatters.com/MT/archives/000230.php
I see Information Architecture as a subset of what I do when I do Interaction
Design on website not the other way around.
To me it would be more like
- Interaction Design
- Interface Design/Information Architecture
- Visua
