@solle
- Is new Inception advertising responding to reviews and critiques?
- Maybe in an ideal world: get your neighbours to cook for you http://bit.ly/d4aKxB
- Posh woman on train talking loudly about bananas refers to person on other end of the phone as strawberry. Gosh
- tonight is for reading
- (From 2008) A bus stop to nowhere: wayward Alzheimer's patients foiled by fake bus stop http://bit.ly/9vaoaw (via @infodesignuk)
@uxwork
- RT @jasonbrush: Schematic LA is seeking a Sr. UX Designer (ideally with multi-platform experience). Drop me a line if you're interested.
- RT @cpetzny: RT @ClareMidge: Anyone know any US freelancers who fancy a stint back in the US - I need UE/ IA, Designer and copywriter
- BP station rebranded by Greenpeace http://twitpic.com/293ee4 via @mdingle
- RT @iyervish: Looking for a UX intern in DC. Anyone?
- RT @byekick: if you're looking for UX freelancers, i'm available from... now.
@london_ia
- The Dangerous Art of the Right Question http://bit.ly/cIUW09
- London IA - now without Google Ads http://london-ia.ning.com/
- RT @currybet: On currybetdotnet today: "The story for complexity" - Tyler Tate's talk at London IA http://bit.ly/aNsuTZ
- RT @solle: had a wonderful idea for the next @london_ia event (not sure if @currybet and @tcoombs are going to agree)
- @leisa: wondering if I should bring a BBQ to the first ever SE London UXers Summer Family Picnic at Brockwell Park 25/7 http://bit.ly/9a9qJU
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Wireframing
The following quote from Jean Cocteau is never far from mind and I’m always looking for ways to apply it to other disciplines or practices that can seem even slightly inaccessible or over complicated: Film will only became an art when its materials are as inexpensive as pencil and paper Adapted for wireframing: Wireframing will [...]
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What the hell is a UX?
What the hell is a UX? I’m increasingly coming into contact with people who refer (with the nonchalant ease of those that rarely question their convictions) to interaction designers, information architects, experience architects &etc (there is plenty of froth already here) with the word/abbreviation/label (delete as you think appropriate) “UX” What on earth do they [...]
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Sketchedelity
The reasoning behind getting Eva-Lotta to present her excellent Sketchnotes mini workshop at last week’s London IA event at The Sense Loft was the hope that the influence of the presentation would permeate further through the London UX design community (and beyond). No one sketches enough (apart from maybe Eva-Lotta herself, Dave Gray and Mike [...]
London IA 30 June
On 30 June London IA will host an evening at Sense Loft with the following talks and audience interactions. The evening is supported by Sense Loft (and the folk at Sense Worldwide) and Zebra People. EVA-LOTTA LAMM Visual Note Taking This session will give a quick introduction to the main principles and building blocks of [...]
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UXCampLondon 1.5 – some video
Eventually I have (roughly) edited the video I took at UXCampLondon 1.5 on the 17 April. It’s pretty jumbled together and sentences get cut off and some of it isn’t perfect sound quality (and some of it is a bit dark), but hey ho PS There is quite a bit of an interesting chat about [...]
10 lessons of UXLondon 2010
From the mouths of… And falling neatly into 10 categories… UX is… UX is ephemeral UX only comes alive when someone interacts with your work. Only exists because of users. Doesn’t exist independent of use. UX is human experience = outcome, human engagement = goal UX is Perception, Cognition, Emotion, Action UX is about synthesis [...]
UXLondon 2010
This week, like many others, I am attending UXLondon and by all accounts it is set to be even better than last year. I will be attending as a representative of Lab49 and will be co-hosting with Jason Mesut a lunchtime discussion on the Friday. We will be talking about UX interviews and portfolios. I [...]
Schooloscope
REVIEW Schooloscope is a really nice idea brought together by some very clever people but misses one extremely relevant fact – that school reports rarely provide accurate information, beyond interpretations of official data, about what a school is really like for children to attend. How do they develop? What are the problems teachers are facing? [...]
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UXCampLondon 1.5
Apart from being one of the organisers (though I have to admit a level of back-seatness) I took (plenty) of photos on the day – trying to get footage of every presentation: You can trawl through the whole set on Flickr here I planned to present but took photos instead. The presentation was based on [...]
Conversations over Coffee: Nic Price