Posts about “personas”

User-centered Design Tools for the Enterprise

By: January 8th, 2013 4 Comments

Multiple attributes of enterprise software affront the otherwise normal, user-centered design process. Designer and researcher Jana Sedivy explores two tools that she’s used to bring the creative process under control.

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User-centered Design Tools for the Enterprise

Running a Successful User Workshop

By: July 31st, 2012 3 Comments

User workshops won’t tell you exactly what to do but, if run correctly, they can give you invaluable insight at the crucial early stages of a project. Craig Brewster explains everything you need to know to setup and run an in-person event with your users.

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Running a Successful User Workshop

Breaking Out of the UX Status Quo

By: April 24th, 2012 14 Comments

No deliverable is perfect. Designer Barnabas Nagy questions the content and presentation of common UX deliverables and provides his well considered interpretations.

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Breaking Out of the UX Status Quo

Personas: Putting the Focus Back on the User

By: August 30th, 2011 7 Comments

User-centered design is tricky because people don’t tend to act predictably. Contributor and Creative Director at The Phuse James Costa explains how useful personas can be to the oncoming design process.

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Personas: Putting the Focus Back on the User

June UX Roundup

By: June 22nd, 2010 3 Comments

Our field is such an exciting one to be part of. We see continuous growth and brilliant people are always generating top notch material for the community to consume, respond to, and grow from. Here are some highlights from the UX community.

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June UX Roundup

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