UX and design thinking. Project Based Learning: Explained. Storytelling conventions on the web. This excerpt is Chapter 22 of A Practical Guide to Designing the Invisible by Robert Mills.
In the last chapter we defined story and narrative, looked at why it’s such a valuable communication tool, and how it works on a subliminal level. Now it’s time to talk about storytelling conventions that will help us design stories relevant to our target audience. Media studies textbooks usually discuss narrative theory as it relates to film. Building a Better User Experience by Designing in the Browser. As a web designer at Four Kitchens, part of my job is leading the production team’s visual design objectives.
A key part of this process is ensuring the client’s satisfaction with the overall look and feel of the site. Since most of my projects utilize an agile development process, I am no stranger to shifting objectives or newly added requirements. One of the biggest challenges I face in agile development is adapting the design process to fit.