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Recently, I received a copy of  Flair Builder , a new wire-frame, mock and interactive prototyping tool.  As many of my readers know, I am very much for utilizing paper prototyping for the first few iterations of a design. ...
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Blog Respose: Bowman Leaves Google This topic has been blowing up all over the design world online. For the full blog post from Bowman Lead Visual Designer at Google visit his blog. The quick summary is this. He left because of design V.S. engineering issues. The article goes on to talk about the almost obsessive need to validate... Mar 20th, 2009 | no responses
Corporate Conflicts A Cantakerous Cacophany of Confusion. One topic that constantly is under debate in the corporate design world is: “Who makes the final decision.” Does the designer, business analyst, information architect, developer etc? Personally, this has been a major area of contention. When it comes to design and the user interface... Mar 24th, 2007 | no responses
UI Design Challenge: Redesign A Filter Widget So I am bringing back the UI design challenge and wanted to try this a bit different. I want this to be an interactive experience. If you listen to my audio blog posts: http://boo.fm/b29310. I talked about recent research I was conducting to locate a new house. ... Jun 10th, 2009 | one response

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