The Amazing Invention of Braille
While studying to write the Myths of Innovation I read hundreds of accounts of how world changing inventions were…
While studying to write the Myths of Innovation I read hundreds of accounts of how world changing inventions were…
Some people just give good thanks. I bought a t-shirt online awhile ago from Sean McCabe, an artist who…
Last week I was on an expert panel, giving feedback to final project presentations at the HCDE 518 User…
The Brooklyn Bridge is one of my favorite buildings. I’ve studied its history and the story of how it…
When my friends Hillel Cooperman and Jenny Lam started their UX company JacksonFish, I thought, how awesome. Every designer…
At Failcon 2012 Luke Muscat, the designer of the game Jetpack Joyride, talked about learning from failure. His thoughts…
Last week I spoke at the Puget Sound SIGCHI meeting. Since it’s a group of designers and user researchers,…
Some of you know, in addition to my writing and speaking work, I work as a team lead for…
Noticed a small usability issue with how Amazon.com promotes Kindle editions of print books. This is what’s known as…
Last month I spoke at Hive, an event for developers and designers hosted by AIGA and Microsoft here in…
It’s daft to put faith in any single study, especially ones that make you and your profession look good.…
I recently spoke at the Design Management Institute’s Make it Happen event. As an experiment, with the permission of the…
A privilege of having a popular blog is sometimes smart people come by and calmly, warmly, without a hint of snark,…
Update: After a great comment, I changed my opinion about this. I rarely use the word requirement – it’s…
Professor Beth Kollo has an interesting idea about our email dominated culture, in a post called Recreating Email. What…
Zeldman wrote, in an excellent post on Vocabulary vs. Storytelling: AFTER ALL THESE YEARS designing websites and applications, I…
A failing in all design thinking is faith you can perfectly predict human behavior. Often a wiser strategy is…
Over on designmind, David Sherwin, author of the upcoming book Creative Workshop, is sharing some of the design challenges…
“If you need people to enjoy it right away, that might mean you’re not going to probe very deep”…
Lots of fun was stirred up by this recent post, ‘UX professional’ isn’t a real job. Which I think…