The latest issue of interaction-design.org is out, this time focusing on visual aesthetics.
An England-based Kiwi, Vicky is doing a PhD at Northumbria University into how designers can better talk about touch and products. When not researching or keeping Johnny Holland running, she does the odd bit of web development, pretends her TV licence money goes only to Steven Moffatt shows, and tweets prolifically about all of the above as @vickytnz.
The latest issue of interaction-design.org is out, this time focusing on visual aesthetics.
Peter Morville takes us on a journey, Prezi-style, through that mysterious thing known as IA.
While UX designers are taught to fail fast, Scott Berkun talks about the things that they keep failing on, and advice to break the cycle.
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Yelp co-founder and the father of RSS David Galbraith was formerly trained as an architect, and so decided to see if he could combine his[...]
Apparently ergopyschonomics is the buzzword of 2012. Or psychonomics. The jury is still out.
We know that social games are a great way to kill time (whether you have that time to kill or not), and are huge business. But can they be[...]
Chauncy Wilson of Autodesk is rolling out a series of blog posts with 100(!) methods for UX.