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UI Design News: Vote For My Agile UX Panel At SXSW 2010 Hello Everyone: Greetings to all my readers and fans. I recently submitted a panel for the 2010 SXSW interactive conference. There are over 2000+ panels up for voting this year and only about 300 will be selected.... Aug 17th, 2009 | no responses
User Experience Design in an Agile Development Cycle The title pretty much says it all. After working for a while now in an agile development model. I’ve discovered several disturbing things that really cause a loss of sanity. The agile development cycle is quite fast. Depending on your team it has different lengths. Most iterations seem to be... Mar 30th, 2007 | no responses
The Haves, Have Nots & Feature Bloated User Experience. Imagine with me a minute that you have just identified in your Book Keeper 2.0 web application that too much information and functionality is jammed into the “add new book” page. The business analysts insist that everything needs to be available to the user. They “need” to... Mar 24th, 2007 | no responses

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