Martin Polley
on November 30th, 2009
This is the webinar that Susan Wolfe (Optimal Experience) gave as part of UI Marathon 2009 (October 2009).
Martin Polley
on November 29th, 2009
This is the webinar that Bill Albert and Lena Dmitrieva (Bentley University) gave as part of UI Marathon 2009 (October 2009).
Martin Polley
on November 22nd, 2009
This is the webinar that Robert Schumacher (User Centric) gave as part of UI Marathon 2009 (October 2009).
Martin Polley
on November 9th, 2009
Adaptive Path shows us a low-fi technique for exploring and evaluating a range of interaction concepts, while involving both business and technology partners.
Martin Polley
on October 30th, 2009
Mark Baskinger, associate professor at Carnegie Mellon’s School of Design, talks to Johnny about drawing ideas and his thoughts about the differences between industrial designers and interaction designers and how interaction designers can use sketching to communicate their designs better (February 2009).
Martin Polley
on October 25th, 2009
Here’s a nice, straightforward example of using video for ethnographic research. (See the Artefact blog for details of the project of which this video is a part.)
See Adam Little’s Johnny Holland article, “Communicating UX Through Video: 4. Probing & Research” for more examples of using video as a tool for research, inspiration, and cultural probing.
Martin Polley
on October 4th, 2009
Bill Verplank concisely explains what interaction design is all about. This is from the series of videos that accompanies Bill Moggridge’s book “Designing Interactions”.
Martin Polley
on October 1st, 2009
Sometimes, it’s nice to be able to sketch something beyond boxes and arrows. Like scenarios involving people using a product, for example. In this short video, comic book artist Dan Archer shows us how.
