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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 | 2 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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Agile UI Design: A Fundamental Miscalculation in UI Design Excellence? 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... Mar 25th, 2009 | 15 responses

UI Design Challenge: A Table or Grid With Too Much Information I hope to post at least one article in this series a week. The goal is to get your brain thinking about real UI design issues and problems. How would you solve these scenarios? I would love to hear your comments and your solutions. ... Mar 8th, 2009 | 2 responses

SXSW Interactive 2008 – Pre-Morning Wakeup Planning Slept terrible last night so going to grab the starbucks. Today is the first full day. There are ton of events going on and as usual so many at the same time. The schedule online at sxsw.com is really hard to use. I came across this site that manages the SXSW schedule in a unique and highly... Mar 8th, 2008 | no responses

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Very good read on the eternal debate of horizontal / vertical site navigation - http://bit.ly/7avxaO - As always examine both sides. 2010/01/11
Social News - Twitter and Linked In - partner: What does this really mean? - 2010/01/11
a nice breakdown of A/B testing - http://bit.ly/5JMEvR 2010/01/11
who wil be attending #SXSW interactive this year - I am going to schedule a UI Design meetup group later this month for when in Austin 2010/01/09

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