Travel Recommendations, Travel Advice, Trip Planner. Blogs. 可持续性设计 By Jonas Damon - March 31, 2014 其实设计并不像大众看起来那么简洁明了。
往往产品最终看起来井然有序，但在达到那个结果的过程中是凌乱无章的，并且伴随着一些被遗弃在地板上的犹如碎片般堆积的创意、愿景和可能性。 不幸的是，通常来说可持续性往往是那些被遗弃的瑰宝之一。 尽管本着最美好的意愿，我们的设计人员还是很难以持续性发展的名义宣布胜利——相信我们可以通过解决关键的环境问题带来有价值的改变。 Launching Point B’s Design-Thinking Center for Community Engagement in Myanmar By Rochelle Ardesher & David Sherwin - March 25, 2014 After more than 50 years under military rule, Myanmar (formerly Burma) is just beginning to open up to be a free and democratic nation. From frog Milan: Design for Everyday Life By Chiara Diana - March 20, 2014 On February15th, frog Milan hosted the 3rd annual World Information Architecture Day: a global sharing of experience and vision among the IA community.
那些飞翔的物体 By frog Shanghai - March 13, 2014. What are you working on? TheFWA.
It's all about interaction. Yahoo! User Interface Blog (YUIBlog) Last Friday and Saturday I crossed over the Rio de la Plata to attend JSConf Uruguay in Montevideo.
The conference included talks from local and foreign speakers that covered JS libraries, best practices and emerging technologies. There were also workshops with hands-on experiences with Node.js, Nodebots and Firefox OS. It was a great event. It was very well organized and had fantastic speakers. Kudos to the organizers! Day one The first day was opened by Guillermo Rauch (@rauchg), creator of Socket.io, who talked about new features coming to Socket.io like binary streams.
Asynchronous APIs and functional programming were strong recurring themes in the conference. Lenny Markus presenting Kraken.js – photo by @jsconfuy Day one also included a great recap by Lenny Markus (@LennyMarkus) about how they hacked their company’s culture to switch from a heavily customized Java application to using Node.js in PayPal. Home.
Brain Sparks. New Dates for UX Advantage: August 18-19 By Jared Spool April 30th, 2015 We’re changing the dates of UX Advantage to August 18 & 19.
We love Baltimore. We’re excited to do an event there. In light of what’s happening in Baltimore, we don’t think it’s right promoting this event at this time. Baltimore is a great city and we want to do an event there. Jared and Karen UIEtips: Extraordinarily Radical Redesign Strategies April 29th, 2015 In today’s UIEtips, we reprint an article on radical redesign strategies. A List Apart: Topics: User Science. A design and usability blog: Signal vs. Noise (by 37signals) Information Architects. Little Big Details.
The Five W's of UX. Who, What, Where, When, Why (and How - it ends with a “w” cut me some slack).
In school we were taught that these fundamental questions must be addressed in the process of creating a strong argument and delivering a legitimate story. In the world of User Experience, being able to accurately answer these 5 questions can be the difference between a product that instantly resonates with the customer and one that quickly makes its’ way to the Startup Graveyard.
Our guest author this week, Whitney Hess, makes the case that startups without a strong UX input will invariably put too much focus on the “what” and often find themselves lacking when it comes to the long-term product vision and strategy. In order to capture that vision and strategy, a User Experience professional should be included at the outset of the project, as they are uniquely positioned to help answer each of these questions: What problem are we trying to solve? 52 Weeks of UX. User Experience - Stack Exchange. Ten Things To Think About When Designing Your iPad App. Advertisement Like most well-designed things, the magic of an iPad app comes from a union of usefulness, usability and meaning.
Games aside, the app must be useful by solving a problem that people actually have through the right set of functionality at the right time. It must be easy to use and, just as importantly, easy to get started using, without a lot of pesky setup and learning steps. And it must hold meaning for the user through visual beauty, an emotional connection, personal insights, etc.
In this article, we won’t outline the entire design process for creating an iPad app, but we will explore 10 of the key things to think about when designing your app (and planning the design process). We’ve excluded tips that have already been mentioned in every single iPad design article ever written (such as, “Invite users to touch by presenting real-world metaphors in a skeuomorphic interface” —look it up!). Take A Goal-Oriented Approach To Simplify Functionality. Huffington Post: top right. TNW UK - The UK's Leading Technology Blog about Internet Life, Business and Culture. Part of The Next Web Network. Useit.com: Jakob Nielsen on Usability and Web Design. UX Myths. Boxes and Arrows: The design behind the design. The IxD Library - A collection of materials related to Interaction Design. UsabilityPost.
Defining and Informing the Complex Field of User Experience (UX) UX Booth: User Experience & Usability Blog. Manystuff.org — Graphic Design daily selection.
Emotion. Improve your user experience with continuous design feedback.