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UXDers often rely on personas to build a more complete understanding of the types of users that will interact with the applications they are working on. Writing the stories for those personas used to be hard for me until I started using other stories [...]
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The past couple of weeks I’ve been involved in some contextual enquiry, user research and problem-solving workshops for a project I’m working on with a large client. It’s been a lot of fun, not least because this is the sort of stuff I really like getting my teeth into. Hopefully this will lead [...]
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Last Friday, Alli, Hannah and I went to see Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix with friends. But that’s not what this post is about. What this post is about is several related things to do with user experience.
Before the film, we went into the very excellent Borders bookstore here in [...]
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I’ve been involved in several conversations in the past couple of weeks where I’ve needed to define what an IA is and does. In one instance, to justify my place on a project.
While those of us that do IA know in our heads what we are, it’s kind of tough to articulate sometimes.
My friend, [...]
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Apparently it’s pretty hard to pin down, as this job ad at Read/Write Web and posted by OddCast shows. On reading, to me this looks like a marketing/product management role and has very little to do with IA or UX. On the other hand, this role at Getty Images is plum, although very much at [...]
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