Archive for the 'Users' topic

Comic Success at Capstrat

Ashley McKee shares an article written by Rebekah Sedaca, a user experience designer at Capstrat, who details how she uses comics in her own design processes.

UIEtips Article: Field Research Fundamentals: An Interview with Kate Gomoll

UIEtips 6/05/07: Field Research Fundamentals: An Interview with Kate Gomoll UIE’s Ashley McKee has conducted an excellent interview with Kate Gomoll, a recognized Field Research expert. In the interview, Kate shares how she and her team at Gomoll Research & Design conduct field studies.

UIEtips Article: Three Important Benefits of Personas

Jared M. Spool discussed some of these unrecognized benefits of persona creation.

UIEtips Article: Why Invest in Social Features for Your Web Site?

UIEtips 5/08/07: Why Invest in Social Features for Your Web Site? Joshua Porter investigates the trend to design socially-enabled web applications, and examines the core benefits of investing in social features that apply broadly across many areas on your web site.

The “Disambiguous” Benefits of Personas

Ashley McKee recommends an article by Lisa Reichelt that explores the not-so-obvious benefits of personas.

Avoiding the Wrath of Pogue

What would you do if a respected tech columnist had such a negative experience with your product that he decided to redesign it for you in public? Don’t incur the wrath of Pogue.

Engaging Your Audience

Over at Creating Passionate Users, Kathy Sierra recently wrote about how a little bit of innovation can go a long way when growing a user community to enhance your brand and the content on your site.
Every time I give a talk, someone always asks, “That’s all good and nice that helping users learn is [...]

SpoolCast Episode #4.3: Where Did The Year Go?

Recorded December 21, 2006, we discuss the big user experience stories from 2006, including the Wii, the Target accessibility law suit, moderated vs. unmoderated testing techniques, and more.

Present for this recording were Jared M. Spool, DeWayne Purdy, Lyle Kantrovich, Kyle Pero, and Nate Bolt.

(Duration: 28m 37s)

Spoolcast Episode #4.2: Where Did The Year Go?

Recorded December 21, 2006, we discuss the big user experience stories from 2006, including the Wii, the Target accessibility law suit, moderated vs. unmoderated testing techniques, and more.

Present for this recording were Jared M. Spool, DeWayne Purdy, Lyle Kantrovich, Kyle Pero, and Nate Bolt.

(Duration: 27m 8s)

Spoolcast Episode #4.1: Where Did The Year Go?

(Duration: 28m 15s)

Recorded December 21, 2006, we discuss the big user experience stories from 2006, including the Wii, the Target accessibility law suit, moderated vs. unmoderated testing techniques, and more.

Present for this recording were Jared M. Spool, DeWayne Purdy, Lyle Kantrovich, Kyle Pero, and Nate Bolt.

 
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