One of the nice things about working in web technology, is that it's easy to get immediate feedback on whether a design is successful or not. A wealth of data…
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The headline is pretty straightforward (Lenovo pays Google $2.91 Billion for Motorola), but there're actually a lot of implications to this deal. Google, as you might remember, bought Motorola two…
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Back when we had conversations about the design of eApp, I remember one of Agency's immovable requirement was that the design should require as little scrolling as possible. In fact,…
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A few months ago I sent out an article that posed the theory that you should try to make your job irrelevant--the thought being that you don't want to tie…
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For a while now, we've been beating the drum of responsive design: sites aren't just viewed on desktops anymore; they're accessed through laptops, tablets, phablets, and smartphones. So far, this…
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It's January and that means prognostication time for writers. I'm always wary of these lists, because I find my definition of a defining trend and that of journalists seem to…
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UX Magazine has a short interview with Don Norman, co-founder of the Neilsen Norman Group and author of the hugely influential book The Design of Everyday Things. What I like…
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There's a really great article today on Boxes and Arrows, discussing the nitty-gritty of running an in-house UX Agency. It goes in-depth to talk about everything from selling the idea…
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An interesting thing happens within companies when it comes to creativity and innovation: some organizations, even those built on those principles, wind up inadvertently stomping it out. Xerox for example,…
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The very nature of insurance means that much of my design work deals with large sets of numbers, trends and complex transactions. As a result, much of my essential function…
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