In the last installment, I told you what it means to address good design from the outset of your product development. But some of you are just stubborn, and you're not going to pay attention unless you know there are consequences. So, if it's consequences you want...
Who is Dex?
A user experience architect in the rainy Pacific northwest who can regularly be found in various coffee shops drinking (double grande non-fat) lattes, whipping Visio into a wireframing and flowcharting frenzy while debating, discussing, and pondering the triumphs and challenges of information architecture, user interface design, usabilty and user experience in an ever-changing technology driven marketplace.
Random Thoughts...
on findability...You can’t use it if you can’t find it.
on search...Search terms tend to be short, ambiguous and an approximation of the searcher's real information need.
on interaction...For information to be actionable, it must be simple, relevant, timely and in context.
Who is Dex?
