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Monthly Archives: June 2011

Responsive curation is the future

Jason Toth makes the argument that ‘simplification’ has “negative connotation and misapplication of exercises associated with simplification often put UX designers in a defensive position with clients and content writers.”  An argument with which I don’t disagree. Jason goes on to suggest methods for curating (typically by pairing) content to achieve the same, but universally […]

Learn to speak the languages

Learn to speak the languages of developers, designers, executives, marketers, content producers, and customer service experts.  A UX designer who can grasp the complexities of engineering problems, the subtlety of design, the power of great content, interaction design principles, and the value of a well considered taxonomy can properly navigate the challenges of a project […]

Receipts for the application age

http://berglondon.com/blog/2011/06/02/icons-rethink-turning-receipts-into-paper-apps/

Smurf your users

The smurfs all had different traits.  Brainy, vain, handy, grouchy, etc.  So do users.  Design like you’re addressing Smurf-townhall with equal amounts of emotion and facts and you’ll appeal to them all. http://blog.usabilla.com/these-smurfalicious-personas-will-engage-your-user