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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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SXSW Interactive 2008 – Day 1 March 7, 2008 There were only a few book discussions today. The first one really touched on some principles regarding social reputation and managing social reps online. Since these were simply book discussions the conversation never really answerd any questions. It’s kind of like you have to buy the book... Mar 8th, 2008 | no responses
SXSW Interactive 2008 – I Have Arrived Now On To The First Panel & Registration I’m here and I’m so excited. I plan to keep track of several ideas, notes, and anything else I can sponge up in the way of information. So if you are coming to this via some other sxsw blog welcome!... Mar 8th, 2008 | no responses
Features In The Front Usability Get To The Back Almost daily I face this this challenge. In fact it is infuriating about how many times in the day a usability concern is locked into the backseat. New features almost always seem to win versus making a new product better simply by improving the usability of an application. Think of it like Jenga.... Feb 15th, 2008 | no responses

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