Monthly Archives: June 2009

Certified Parent

TweetMy wife and I finally completed all the necessary classes at the hospital where my son is going to be born. I used the title for this post ‘Certified Parent’ sort of as joke, but at the end of the … Continue reading

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Links 6/22 – 6/26

Tweet10 UI Design Patterns You Should Be Paying Attention To – Great additions to your design pattern library. Smashing Magazine never disappoints. Four Must Read Pieces on UX Matter – You can never have too much reference material. Visual Decision … Continue reading

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Links for 6/15-6/19

TweetWeb Design From The Gut – Web design has a process that’s for sure, but so much still just comes from the gut. 40 Helpful Resource on User Interface Design Patterns – Smashing Magazine serves up this great collection of … Continue reading

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5 Things To Do While You Wait For Card Sort Data

TweetThis is a guest post by Carol Righi who is waiting patiently for some Card Sort data to come in. Enjoy! Write the report. Make sure to leave a couple of blanks for the actual data. Think of new requirements … Continue reading

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St. Louis Social Media Club – Come Out and Play

TweetIn two days, the Social Media Club of St. Louis convenes at The Pepper Lounge. Last months event was a major success and this month is sure not to disappoint. A panel of local experts will offer their insight on … Continue reading

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Links for 6/8 – 6/12

TweetWriting microcopy – It doesn’t take a memoir in order to help your users get the job done. What is interaction? – I love a great ‘Defining the damn thing..’ article, and this is one of the best I have … Continue reading

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Lessons From A Glass Window

TweetDuring my college years I worked as a Lab Tech at Lenscrafters. Five days a week I would find myself working behind a large plexiglas window helping other people see. This large window is a trademark of all Lenscrafters stores … Continue reading

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Links for 6/1 – 6/5

TweetHow to Create A Style Guide With Ease – Great tips on how to great a style guide that is both thorough and understandable. Oldie but goodie: When I’m asked to design a bridge … – Dave Malouf offers some … Continue reading

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Relationships With Technology

TweetAs technology becomes more interactive and personable, people will begin to establish deeper and more meaningful relationships with it. This is a key aspect that Microsoft wanted to get across during their announcement of Project Natal given during E3 last … Continue reading

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Links for 5/25 – 5/29

TweetWireframe Websites That Wow – I have completely fallen for wireframes. This post highlights some of the best sites out there to help yourself keep on top of them. Selling What We Do – UX is hard to sell, hands … Continue reading

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