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Getting Up Close And Personal With Users

Posted on April 12, 2011 by Brad

TweetAt MidwestUX, I gave a shorten version of my upcoming STC Summit presentation. For those of you that came to my talk, thank you for your time and attention. For those that were not able to make it, below you … Continue reading →

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Do People Use (Insert Feature\Function)?

Posted on September 23, 2010 by Brad

TweetThis question gets asked in a variety of online forums and Q&A communities all the time. We also hear it offline coming from stakeholders and clients when projects are getting kicked off, or when designs are being reviewed. Fortunately, this … Continue reading →

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Lessons From A Glass Window

Posted on June 12, 2009 by Brad

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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