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Complete Beginner’s Guide to Design Research
Jun 7, ’10
8:10 PM
“Research actually begins the moment we learn about a project, whether we acknowledge it or not. As user experience designers we aren’t content simply designing to specification. Instead, we ask questions; we take notes; we learn everything we can about our client and their audience—and that’s before we even begin! In this article, we explore [...]
Designing Value Beyond the Inflection Point
Feb 22, ’10
10:20 AM
“Change is happening faster than ever before. With each and every day more people have the power to change the world. You don’t need have to have a MBA degree to see that a lot of industries are currently approaching or at their inflection point. In fact it’s fair to say that [...]
Design and Government
Feb 22, ’10
9:43 AM
Design Den Haag 2010-2018 researches the relation between Design and Government in Europe within an international context, from cultural, economic and social viewpoints. Starting summer 2010, Design Den Haag will organize a total of five public events biennially in the field of design, architecture and visual communication, with exhibitions, publications, [...]
Rich Internet Application Screen Design
Feb 16, ’10
10:47 PM
“Designing a rich Internet application (RIA) can test even an experienced design team. The hardest challenge is to blend Web and desktop paradigms to create a responsive and intuitive experience. Some paradigms that exist in the desktop environment are ill-suited for the Web, while many of the Web paradigms people are familiar with (paging, explicit [...]
Service Design: an Interaction Design Perspective
Feb 16, ’10
10:34 PM
Service Design: an Interaction Design Perspective
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Using a Pre-Launch Checklist for your Website
Feb 12, ’10
4:36 PM
Accounting for every aspect of a new website isn’t easy, especially at the last minute.
The problems aren’t the details themselves, but rather the process of making sure that seemingly minor details don’t add up to sloppy work.
The best solution is to write it all down.
The worst solution is [...]
Search Patterns
Feb 1, ’10
9:27 PM
Search Patterns: Design for Discovery
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Bringing User Centered Design to the Agile Environment
Feb 1, ’10
10:02 AM
“Envisioned by a group of developers, Agile is an iterative development approach that takes small steps toward defining a product or service. At the end of each step, we have something built that we could release to the market if we choose to and therefore it can assure some speed to market where waterfall methods [...]
