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The other day I was pumping some gas at the gas station only to be accosted by the latest in drive by guerilla marketing. Nowadays, it is quite common to find little kiosks setup  outside of major business selling everything from makeup to car polisher. It’s as if the strip mall has come...
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UI Design Series 1: Web Application Design Where’s The Vision? What’s The Value? Welcome to my first in a series of design processes instructions and examples. These are setup in such a way as to walk you through development cycles in relation to creating, producing, usability testing, and execution from a UI Design stand point. ... Apr 12th, 2008 | one response
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
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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