Tag Archives: User Experience

IA Summit 2009: Creating Magic Kingdom

Posted on April 10, 2009 by Brad

TweetMike Atherson gave an extremely touching and inspiring presentation about the Imagineers of Disney, and the amount of love that goes into their work. It was enlightening to hear the story on how much detail went into generating the experience … Continue reading →

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IA Summit 2009: You are (Mostly) Here

Posted on April 10, 2009 by Brad

TweetAndrew Hilton (on twitter) gave us an amazing presentation about how to view context in the digital space. The presentation was entertaining and conveyed a lot of good information. The following are my tweets from the session. Vegas is setting … Continue reading →

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IA Summit 2009: Opening Keynote

Posted on April 10, 2009 by Brad

TweetThe opening keynote at this years IA Summit down in Memphis, TN was given by Micheal Welch. The following are my tweets from the session: His research began from his work in Papua New Guinea. Studied for a full two … Continue reading →

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Getting Over The ‘Wall’

Posted on April 10, 2009 by Brad

TweetOver the past three years I have been involved with hundreds of team meetings, stakeholder meetings, stakeholder and user interviews, and design review sessions. A common theme in these meetings are for the majority of the attendees to bring their … Continue reading →

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Over User Customization

Posted on April 10, 2009 by Brad

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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