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UI Design Lessons: A UI Designer in an Agile World, Get Me Out of Hell! – Part 1

Posted: Oct 20th, 2009 | 3 Comments

When I travel to conferences and speak with people about their agile UX experiences I come across a lot of repeat questions. Most of these pleas for help are about time management, rapid design sketching, traditional usability approaches, group design mentality, lack of support for UI...

Agile UI Design: A Fundamental Miscalculation in UI Design Excellence?

Posted: Mar 25th, 2009 | 15 Comments

I’ve been banging my head against a wall trying to figure this question out for some time now. Can existing in an agile development cycle truly create the best ui design? I’ve worked in Agile development environments. I’ve worked with structured project management. I’ve...

Agile UI Design Series: UI Design in an Agile Project Cycle Part 1

Posted: Feb 25th, 2009 | No Comments

Welcome to my three part series (so far), delving into real world UI experiences in relation to Agile Development Methodologies. In these three parts I will explore solutions, problems, and suggestions for dealing with the various phases of an agile development cycle. More importantly, this...

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Developing an Effective Corporate Social Community with Baby Steps – Part 1 So let’s talk a bit about effective corporate communities. Social network and social connectivity is all the rage. So much so that it has become the first “thing” some businesses look at when they build out an on line presence, or look to make changes to an existing one.... Sep 16th, 2009 | no responses

What’s with corporatethinkers.com domain and name change? I have felt the site has outgrown its original purpose. That being said in order to support the purpose of providing excellent design ideas, sample ui’s, and web app projects I’ve changed the name. The new name will now be uidesignguide.com. The old domain will work and stay active... Mar 21st, 2008 | no responses

UI Design Lessons: A UI Designer in an Agile World, Get Me Out of Hell! – Part 1 When I travel to conferences and speak with people about their agile UX experiences I come across a lot of repeat questions. Most of these pleas for help are about time management, rapid design sketching, traditional usability approaches, group design mentality, lack of support for UI... Oct 20th, 2009 | 3 responses

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