Designers Responsibility in the Tyranny of Choice
I guess the questions are this: Is limiting the choice of jams or digital cameras removing our freedoms? Doesn’t the person offering the choice earn some of the burden of the problem?
I guess the questions are this: Is limiting the choice of jams or digital cameras removing our freedoms? Doesn’t the person offering the choice earn some of the burden of the problem?
While we’re approaching being sold out, we still need a little help with the setup and logistics of the User Interface 11 conference.
UIEtips 9/12/06: Agile Development Processes: An Interview with Jeff Patton
Two revolutions, one in the way software is developed and one in the way user experiences are designed, are finally colliding. What does that mean for our development organizations? Jeff Patton helps us find out.
If you’ve been thinking about signing up for the User Interface 11 Conference, this is the time to do it. After Tuesday, 9/12, the cost to register will go up by $300. Don’t miss this opportunity to attend 4 days filled with insights from the field’s greatest experts.
Eric Mattson has done another excellent podcast, in his quest to record 1000(!) of them, this time with UI11 speaker David (Heller) Malouf
In today’s UX Matters, Luke Wroblewski, a UI11 speaker, published a great article on the design of data tables in web applications.
Mike McDerment, CEO of the web app Freshbooks.com, has written a great piece on measuring the success of your web app. He details the process of some folks we know pretty well: Bryan and Jeffrey Eisenberg.
UIEtips 8/28/06: The Paradox of Choice: An Interview with Barry Schwartz
As designers, we really need to understand how choice affects our users. We can make designs that give users all the options, or we can create designs that limit choices and guide users to success. What will work best for our users?
Recently, Jared had a chance to discuss these issues with Barry, in preparation for Barry’s keynote at the upcoming User Interface 11 conference. We recorded the discussion and have added it to the UIE Brain Sparks Audio Library for your listening pleasure.
We are still currently looking for volunteers who are available to assist us throughout the full five days of the User Interface 11 Conference
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