72 questions to ask on your first day
Starting in a new position, it's important to understand the cultural ins and outs, biases and beliefs of your new organization.
Starting in a new position, it's important to understand the cultural ins and outs, biases and beliefs of your new organization.
A common language for interaction design would improve the clarity and speed at which we communicate design.
Just launched a new design. I'm proud. Not because it's the greatest design ever, but because it really matches who I am with what I need.
A look at how to put an Only statement together, as well as how it works using the I.A. Institute as an example.
In an agile process with a rolling series of sprints, UX requires two, parallel work streams, clear expectations, and constant status reports.
Agile's focus on small iteration needs a team that can build the now, remember the future, and recognize the gap between the two.
Six ways to be more agile and better integrate user experience and information architecture into agile development teams.
Jared Spool writes a brilliant article over at UIE: "Assessing your team's UX skills".
Christina Wodtke interviewed myself and Livia Labate about how information architects can better interface with the business. The interview is up at Boxes and Arrows.
David Armano of Crtical Mass catches Business Week's Bruce Nussbaum for a great interview about design and innovation.
Before a user will participate in an event, three factors guide their participation: goals, actions, and expectations.
The obvious answer to a problem is not necessarily the correct answer. Research not only saves money, but can reap huge, systemic rewards.
Come hear Christian Crumlish and I share what we’ve learned, what works, and what we will never ever do again at Comcast and Yahoo!
Dan Brown and Nathan Curtis announce a UX deliverables workshop in Washington, DC in August.
Evaluate the design of any kind of experience - online or off - using five, universal facets that describe the entirety of an experience.
We need a better understanding of experience, clear definitions and models that apply to any experience, independent of media or interface.
Holger Struppek writes a fantastic case study on the new interface design for Wells Fargo ATMs for 'Physical Interface'.
A Frontline report on "Growing up online" and Wurman's 19.20.21 project highlight the huge changes we'll face in the future.
I'm wondering how important is secrecy to the people who operate at our cultural borders. Does it really matter?