Tag Archives: Interaction Design

Teaching People to Sketch

TweetBusiness analysts in many organizations are being shouldered to do more than just requirements analysts and research. BA’s are being tasked to take the requirements they have documented and create a UI to support them. This puts them at a … Continue reading

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Twitter-Sourcing Blog Posts

TweetOne of the biggest challenges I have had getting started with blogging is coming up with topics that haven’t rehashed over and over again. I have tons of ideas that pop up in my head, and thanks to Google Tasks … Continue reading

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Length of Design Reviews

TweetDesign reviews can be a brutal process, and take up a large amount of time for the whole project team. During the review, a designer can often feel as if they are standing in front of the firing squad, hoping … Continue reading

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Handheld Designed for Restaurant Servers

TweetLast night my wife and I went to a local BBQ restaurant, Bandana’s, for dinner. When the waitress came to our table it was quite easy to notice that she was planning on taking our order using a mini Tablet … Continue reading

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Over User Customization

TweetDuring a meeting today, a single sentence made by the meeting leader filled me with inspiration to write todays post. “Our goal is to offer our customers with a complex and customizable system that they can use any way they … Continue reading

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