Posts about “iterative development”

Considering Prototypes

By: Andrew Maier June 15th, 2010 16 Comments

Prototyping is an essential part of an iterative, user-centered design process. In this post, Andrew walks readers through a variety of considerations made during the creation and adoption of prototypes.

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Considering Prototypes

The User-Centered Design Conundrum

By: Andrew Maier March 2nd, 2010 23 Comments

Its not a matter of who wins or loses, it’s how you play the game. In this post, Andrew addresses the conundrum facing many UX designers: conducting user research appears to diminish our role as an experience designer. Properly executed, though, design research makes for a valuable return on investment.

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The User-Centered Design Conundrum
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