Research,Uncategorized
23 December 2011 | Comments Off
I really enjoyed The Anatomy of an Experience Map article by the Adaptive Path folks. A very useful and comprehensive analysis that effectively illustrates the process of mapping out ideas, objectives, goals and the journey of going through it, without cram too much in. It’s very useful for large projects. For smaller projects, however, we [...]
Tagged in personas, user experience
Design Patterns,Simplicity,Usability
29 September 2011 | Comments Off
Recently, I had the opportunity to watch Jared Spool’s great talk on First Use Experience. In his talk, he argued that an intuitive design is: When the user is focused on their objective and not on the actual interface itself Invisible (user only pay attention to something intuitive when it’s actually not intuitive. What makes [...]
Tagged in behaviour, functionality, patterns, Simplicity, user experience, user interface
Design Guidelines,Marketing,Redesign,Usability
19 June 2011 | Comments Off
Jarred Spool wrote an interesting article, back in 2004, about the right trigger words for your user. Do you want to find out what those words are? Start by asking them. Visiting your users in their natural environments is probably the best way to start. Jarred’s team found that personas are a great way to [...]
Tagged in content, feedback, personas, Usability, user experience
Business,Design Inspirations,Simplicity
10 June 2011 | Comments Off
Dieter Rams, who was featured in critically acclaimed documentary Objectified is one of the most influential design gurus in the world. He has created countless products for Braun, the German white goods company. And he is a man who has influenced Apple’s head of design, Jonathan Ive. Here’s a piece of what he wrote exclusively [...]
Tagged in apple, Business, iphone, Simplicity, user experience