Design Strategy: Building Concentric Circles of Connection
Interaction is connection. But what if you can’t connect? How do you design an interaction for someone who can neither see these words, nor hear you speak them?
Interaction is connection. But what if you can’t connect? How do you design an interaction for someone who can neither see these words, nor hear you speak them?
Experience Themes: An Element of Story Applied to Design
Fiction writers weave stories around themes. Musicians create thematic concept albums. Even [...]
Dave Cooksey: Taxonomy Validation
The goal of taxonomy testing is to confirm that a taxonomy’s structure enables users to find and [...]
Cindy Chastain: Experience Themes: An Element of Story Applied to Design
As designers we too often neglect to define a common [...]
Todd Zaki Warfel: Sketching & Prototyping: Rapid Design Techniques
Bio: Todd Zaki Warfel, founder and principal design researcher at Messagefirst, [...]
Making the Case for Social Networks in Organizational Settings
Olga Howard: Why should your company/organization use social networking tools within the [...]
Whitney Hess: Evangelizing Yourself: You Can’t Change the World If No One Knows Your Name
Bio: Whitney Hess is an independent [...]