Some thoughts about Twitter
Random thoughts about Twitter as an ad hoc social platform, intimacy, the relative nature of phatic communication, and forgetting.
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A sample 'Only' statement for the I.A. Institute
A look at how to put an Only statement together, as well as how it works using the I.A. Institute as an example.
How important is the polite fiction of secrecy?
I'm wondering how important is secrecy to the people who operate at our cultural borders. Does it really matter?
Weekly usability tests, Nielsen talks about Tivo
Nielsen shares how frequent usability tests keep you usability focused. I want to know how you keep yourself experience focused.
The 'Only' statement: focus on your project's key goals
An Only statement keeps your team focused on a project's main goal and audience as well as what makes your project special.
Growing up online in super cities
A Frontline report on "Growing up online" and Wurman's 19.20.21 project highlight the huge changes we'll face in the future.
David Armano interviews Bruce Nussbaum
David Armano of Crtical Mass catches Business Week's Bruce Nussbaum for a great interview about design and innovation.
“...quite delighted by small gorillas...”
Shouldn't everyone notice your wonderful design? The better question is shouldn't your design leave everyone better off?
Defining the user’s mental model: three factors that drive experience
Before a user will participate in an event, three factors guide their participation: goals, actions, and expectations.
Experience design at the brink of infinity
We need a better understanding of experience, clear definitions and models that apply to any experience, independent of media or interface.
Personal information spaces, diagram by Dan Brown
Dan Brown provides a fantastic diagram that fuses Vanderwal's personal infocloud with a holistic view of interactions and mental models.
Evaluating experience design
Evaluate the design of any kind of experience - online or off - using five, universal facets that describe the entirety of an experience.
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