I am happy to announce that starting today, some of my posts on this here blog will be syndicated to UX Magazine.
UX Magazine is an online publication for user experience professionals that was founded in 2006 and was nominated for a Webby in 2007. In their words:
Every month we combine original articles with the best [...]
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Pleasure and Pain now on UX Magazine
February 17th, 2010 · Comments · Articles, Pleasure
Client Matters: Ironclad Contracts: Tougher Than a Pinky Swear
February 8th, 2010 · Comments · Articles, Consulting, User Experience
UXmatters just published the fourth article in my bimonthly column, Client Matters, where I give UX professionals an honest look at initiating and managing relationships with clients.
The latest article is titled, Ironclad Contracts: Tougher Than a Pinky Swear. In it I expound on how to determine the nuts and bolts of your client contract: the [...]
Client Matters: Needs + Resources + Location + Schedule + Budget = Scope
February 8th, 2010 · Comments · Articles, Consulting, User Experience
This post is two months overdue. Somehow I never linked to the third article in Client Matters, my bimonthly column in UXmatters, where I give UX professionals an honest look at initiating and managing relationships with clients.
Published in December 2009, the article is titled, Needs + Resources + Location + Schedule + Budget = Scope. [...]
ReadWriteWeb on my Boxee beta UX process, and other thoughts
January 29th, 2010 · Comments · Articles, Pleasure, User Experience
On Wednesday I posted an extensive behind-the-scenes look at the user experience design process I used when Boxee hired me to help them get from alpha to beta: The UX Design Process for the Boxee Beta.
To my utter joy, ReadWriteWeb featured my work in their ReadWriteStart channel, focused on startups: An Inside Look Into Boxee’s [...]
A Q&A with the Speakers of UX London
January 26th, 2010 · Comments · Articles, Conferences, User Experience
I’m psyched to be hosting a workshop at UX London titled Creating a Culture of UX. To help promote the event, the fine folks at UX Booth posed a few questions to the UX London speakers. A Q&A with the speakers from UX London was published today.
UX Booth will be updating the post as [...]
