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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 | 2 responses
Book Reviews: Neuro Web Design What Makes Them Click. I read a lot of books and in this field it’s good to both refresh and improve your skills. The latest book I finished (just this morning) is Neuro Web Design: What Makes Them Click? by Susan M. Weinschenk. ... May 12th, 2009 | 2 responses
SXSW 2008 – Day 3 Summary - Yes I know I’m a day behind, but to truly get the best perspective out I needed time to reflect. Day 3 was interesting. To start of with was the change with time. Move one hour ahead and what watch what happens to those unfortunante souls that stayed up late. They missed out on a tremendous... Mar 13th, 2008 | no responses

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