The Right Way to Wireframe -- Russ Unger
Russ Unger (UserGlue) on wireframing. From The Right Way to Wireframe workshop that he gave at Interaction10 with Todd Zaki Warfel, Fred Beecher, and Will Evans.
Russ Unger (UserGlue) on wireframing. From The Right Way to Wireframe workshop that he gave at Interaction10 with Todd Zaki Warfel, Fred Beecher, and Will Evans.
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.
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.
Dan Roam (author of Back of the Napkin and Unfolding the Napkin) talks about visual thinking and visual problem-solving (May 2008).
Chris Neale shows how to combine paper prototyping and stop-motion video to demonstrate how a design will work in a very compelling way. Nice. (Hat tip to Will Sansbury.)
This is the lecture that Scott Jenson (Google) gave at Stanford University as part of its HCI Seminar lecture series, February 2007. Some of his points may seem less relevant now that the iPhone and Android are taking over, but most people in the world are still using feature phones, and much of what Jenson says applies to smartphones too.
Dr. BJ Fogg explains the six elements that make up his framework for understanding simplicity (part of his behavior model).
This is the webinar that Susan Wolfe (Optimal Experience) gave as part of UI Marathon 2009 (October 2009).
This is the webinar that Bill Albert and Lena Dmitrieva (Bentley University) gave as part of UI Marathon 2009 (October 2009).
This is the webinar that Robert Schumacher (User Centric) gave as part of UI Marathon 2009 (October 2009).