Martin Polley
on February 7th, 2010
Todd Zaki Warfel (messagefirst) on wireframing. From The Right Way to Wireframe workshop that he gave at Interaction10 with Russ Unger, Fred Beecher, and Will Evans.
Martin Polley
on February 4th, 2010
This is an amazing piece of work from Muriel Cooper and her group at the MIT Media Lab’s Visible Language Workshop (VLW), which she presented to the TED conference in 1994.
There’s much more information about the project over at David Young’s blog. (Many thanks to him for making this video available.)
Martin Polley
on February 1st, 2010
Will Evans (Semantic Foundry) on wireframing. Will will be holding a workshop entitled The Right Way to Wireframe at Interaction10 this weekend, along with Russ Unger, Fred Beecher, and Todd Zaki Warfel.
Martin Polley
on January 31st, 2010
Adam Barker (until recently the Gmail design lead) talks about how UX design works at Google (Stanford HCI Seminar series, Winter 2007).
Martin Polley
on January 26th, 2010
Ribbon Hero is a game from Microsoft’s Office Labs group that encourages you to learn how to use Microsoft Office’s features.
Martin Polley
on January 23rd, 2010
If you liked the Marc Rettig video that I posted a few days ago, you’ll love this — Marc’s talk from IxDA NYC, March 2009. (Hat tip to The UX Workshop.)
Martin Polley
on January 22nd, 2010
Jared Spool (UIE) speaking about the pros and cons of user-centered design at SXSWi, March 2009.
Johnny Holland
on January 20th, 2010
Alex Faaborg from the Mozilla Design Team talks about the Mozilla Labs Design Challenge Winter ‘09.
Martin Polley
on January 19th, 2010
Marc Rettig (Fit Associates) argues that we need to reframe our work. Instead of thinking about how to write better research reports or make more impactful videos, we need to look at the social context of the individuals, households, and communities that it affects. A couple of quotes: “The essential work is to build social fabric.” “If you want your work to have meaningful, lasting impact, this is an important reframing.” (From the IIT Design Research Conference, October 2009.)
Martin Polley
on January 14th, 2010
Dan Roam (author of Back of the Napkin and Unfolding the Napkin) talks about visual thinking and visual problem-solving (May 2008).
