Comments on: Book review: A Project Guide to UX Design http://johnnyholland.org/2009/06/review-project-guide-to-ux/ It's all about interaction Tue, 15 May 2012 15:25:11 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: pp softcover http://johnnyholland.org/2009/06/review-project-guide-to-ux/#comment-107638 pp softcover Wed, 10 Mar 2010 21:51:54 +0000 http://johnnyholland.org/?p=2396#comment-107638 [...] pp., soft cover, $15.99] by William Hughes. Baltimore, MD Stephen Janis is an awarding-winning ...Johnny Holland - It's all about interaction Blog Archive ...details: 288 pages, softcover. Related posts. Book Review: Designing For the Digital Age ... [...] [...] pp., soft cover, $15.99] by William Hughes. Baltimore, MD Stephen Janis is an awarding-winning …Johnny Holland – It's all about interaction Blog Archive …details: 288 pages, softcover. Related posts. Book Review: Designing For the Digital Age … [...]

]]> By: Russ Unger http://johnnyholland.org/2009/06/review-project-guide-to-ux/#comment-107637 Russ Unger Thu, 11 Jun 2009 19:23:14 +0000 http://johnnyholland.org/?p=2396#comment-107637 Hi Vicky, Thanks so much for writing the review of the book. I wanted to provide you some input around this portion of your review: "I have to admit I was surprised to find several pages dedicated to sloppy mistakes in wireframes." One of the reason I spent time highlighting some of the sloppy mistakes in deliverables--and I believe you're referencing Chapter 10: Site Maps & Task Flows (pp. 171-174)--is because of the portfolios and examples I have reviewed of others in the field over the years. Believe me, I've learned a lot myself, but I also reflected upon old work that I'd created and recognized that a lack of attention to detail in the quality of work product can result in the lack of ability to find work. To this day, I still see these types of mistakes being made, so I think it's important to highlight the issues. Thanks again for the review! Best, Russ Unger Hi Vicky,

Thanks so much for writing the review of the book. I wanted to provide you some input around this portion of your review:

“I have to admit I was surprised to find several pages dedicated to sloppy mistakes in wireframes.”

One of the reason I spent time highlighting some of the sloppy mistakes in deliverables–and I believe you’re referencing Chapter 10: Site Maps & Task Flows (pp. 171-174)–is because of the portfolios and examples I have reviewed of others in the field over the years.

Believe me, I’ve learned a lot myself, but I also reflected upon old work that I’d created and recognized that a lack of attention to detail in the quality of work product can result in the lack of ability to find work. To this day, I still see these types of mistakes being made, so I think it’s important to highlight the issues.

Thanks again for the review!

Best,

Russ Unger

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