Posted on 10 August, 2009 by Bettina
We are finally in full-on production mode for the Biosphere online experience. It’s great to work with our committed and competent team.
We’ll shortly launch our ‘work in progress’ site – this is going to be the start of the community engagement plan. We hope we will be able to clarify, de-mystify and in some cases [...]
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Posted on 9 October, 2008 by Bettina
Not a single quote from Jackson. He is livid. Jackson however has a pretty face and is terrific with shapes, colours, tags and cheese melts.
And have I mentioned: PunkLogic are now at NoosaBoardrooms? Come and see us. Our phone nr is +61 7 5430 6610.
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Posted on 3 March, 2008 by Bettina
(by Lou Carbone)
A treasure trove of User Experience Quotes – Collected by Szymon Błaszczyk.
Wonderful stuff! Thanks Szymon.
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Posted on 28 January, 2008 by Bettina
The IAI mailing list has been discussing the usefulness and approach of collating an IA pattern library. Christopher Alexander is one of the team of architects who wrote ‘A Pattern Language’ Victor Lombardi pointed to a keynote Christopher Alexander gave at The 1996 ACM Conference on Object-Oriented Programs, Systems, Languages and Applications. (Thanks Victor)
While the [...]
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Posted on 12 January, 2008 by Bettina
…when it is used well.
This is fantastic information design – check it out
via UIE – where you can find plenty more lush examples of information design. Like the ‘Is it better to buy or rent?’ graph.
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Posted on 17 December, 2007 by Bettina
Environment Agency: Personas Pack
Great case study about developing and working with Personas and using them for maximum effect.
via IA Institute – thanks James Robertson (step two) for sharing.
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Posted on 12 December, 2007 by Bettina
This is a presentation on the use of Backcasting as a strategic discovery process tool for information architects. Presented by Matthew Milan and Sam Ladner at the 2007 IA Summit in Las Vegas.
Thanks for sharing.
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Posted on 2 December, 2007 by Bettina
is nice – is simple
from the tumblr blog on WordPress
‘Yeah, it’s still a blog. But it’s a new philosophy. It’s free of noise, requirements, and commitments. And it’s finally here. ‘
A very different blog experience – I’ve stuck my Tumblr button into my browser – let’s see what happens on bettina.tumblr.com
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Posted on 8 November, 2007 by Bettina
The breadcrumb metaphor is misleading – I agree with Chris Fahey who calls it ‘crummy’ on a related SIGIA-L thread.
Breadcrumbs don’t follow a user’s movements. A breadcrumb navigation is really more like a GPS, indicating where you are in relation to the nearest info landmarks. On retail sites this would be most likely a department [...]
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Posted on 27 September, 2007 by Bettina
So I’m evaluating Intuitect. – a UX visio tool.
Unfortunately it crashes visio quite frequently. Flashbacks from times where your computer would freeze and crash as a matter of course ensue.
Intuitect has got some very cool features though – especially automatic updates to align sitemap changes with wireframes and navigation.
I so do not like their pricing [...]
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