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13212_32 Stephen Collins' Bookmarks Tagged With "user centered design"

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  1. Visit Influencers, Promoters, Inviters and Other Social Media User Types | CenterNetworks Influencers, Promoters, Inviters and Other Social Media User Types | CenterNetworks

    http://www.centernetworks.com/social-media-user-types

    Excellent arcticle on social software design. Well worth reading.

  2. Visit Cooper | Insights | Journal of Design | Articles | Collaboration with development is a handshake, not a handoff Cooper | Insights | Journal of Design | Articles | Collaboration with development is a handshake, not a handoff

    http://www.cooper.com/insights/journal_of_design/articles/collaboration_with_development.html

    Short-cycle, collaborative interaction design working closely with the dev team. Smart.

  3. Visit Basement.org: Why Interaction Design Matters Basement.org: Why Interaction Design Matters

    http://www.basement.org/2007/08/why_interaction_design_matters.html

    Excellent short video on the value of Interaction Design

  4. Visit The Conversational Sketching Toolkit / nForm / Blog The Conversational Sketching Toolkit / nForm / Blog

    http://nform.ca/blog/2007/07/the-conversational-sketching-t

    Nice technique and tool. Great for business and user buy-in.

  5. Visit Technology’s Untanglers: They Make It Really Work - New York Times Technology’s Untanglers: They Make It Really Work - New York Times

    http://www.nytimes.com/2007/07/08/business/yourmoney/08starts.html?ex=1341547200

    A little bit of profile for the usability profession.

  6. Visit Oz-IA/2007 Oz-IA/2007

    http://www.oz-ia.org/2007/

    Australia's foremost IA conference.

  7. Visit disambiguity - » Guerrilla Techniques - Does inexpensive research have to be ‘quick & dirty’? disambiguity - » Guerrilla Techniques - Does inexpensive research have to be ‘quick & dirty’?

    http://www.disambiguity.com/guerrilla-techniques-does-inexpensive-research-have-to-be-quick-dirty/

    Leisa Reichelt proposes some interesting ideas for UCD evals.

  8. Visit The ABCs of the BBC: A Case Study and Checklist - Boxes and Arrows: The design behind the design The ABCs of the BBC: A Case Study and Checklist - Boxes and Arrows: The design behind the design

    http://www.boxesandarrows.com/view/the_abcs_of_the_bbc_a_case_study_and_checklist

    A smart approach to the dreaded A-Z index from the BBC.

  9. Visit Interview questions for user experience design roles (Dey Alexander Consulting) Interview questions for user experience design roles (Dey Alexander Consulting)

    http://deyalexander.com.au/resources/interview-uxd.html

    A set of questions and answers for selection panels to use when recruiting user experience design staff. While I'm more of an IA, these definitely suit design roles.

  10. Visit apple_evolution.jpg (JPEG Image, 3200x2451 pixels) - Scaled (30%) apple_evolution.jpg (JPEG Image, 3200x2451 pixels) - Scaled (30%)

    http://tofslie.com/work/apple_evolution.jpg

    There's a reason Apple ID is so good - they've been doing it a LONG time.

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