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Tag Archives: User Experience
This Is Responsive: a great resource site about responsive design!
Two years ago, responsive was the near future (I remember this time very well, because I had been asked to lead the early design direction of a very large global website in the consumer electronic industry). The whole team made the decision to go responsive, and honestly we never regret it. Today, responsive is the emerging standard of design principle.
As a Design / UX manager it forces you to think in a new way (revise all you knew about screen layout and interaction model), and you learn a lot on Content and API framework.
Thanks to Brad Frost you don’t have to go the hard way. Check his excellent resource site, I wish I had it two years ago.
This Is Responsive, the excellent resource about responsive design by Brad Frost.
Facebook revisited in a new interface concept
Yes, Facebook could (and should) improve their interface. Fred Nerby from Brisbane, Australia, has done a great job in this conceptual showcase.
Mobile UI: fresh ideas from the past #1
I still like this one (from 2009)
Kids and tablets: the future consumer
Social Media Storytelling (How-To)
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The problem with the Intranet
Does your Intranet feel like 2003? Do you have issue finding what you need and understand what it can do for you? Then you will recognize the issue listed here.
How to explain the interaction between UX and Development in Agile
This infographic comes from Target Process
How much is a UX professional worth?
1. Clicktale UX salary survey (worldwide but US/UK biaised)
> Quick summary here
> Download the survey here (free but registration needed)
2. US market salary calculator
Based on the 2011 salary survey from the Usability Professionals Association.
A cynical dictionary to User Experience
This little dictionary is cynical, and hilarious, especially if you have been in user-centered design for a while. And it’s an excellent starter for discussing the place of UX in your organisation. Thanks Dean Schuster.
Debunking User Experience Handout (PDF)
