Howie Chang: Archive

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Feb 15th

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Anonymous asked: Which is the best UIX design framework both commercial and free

Feb 8th

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Feb 8th

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Feb 7th

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Addictive UX: Why Pinterest Is So Dang Amazing →

This is one of the best overviews of a website I’ve came across for some time now, and a real example of how good UX can make a difference.

Feb 7th

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Guiding Principles for UX Designers

These guiding principles by Whitney Hess was published in 2009. These pointers are a gem and I just have to reiterate them here. 5 Guiding Principles for Experience Designers 1. Understand the underlying problem before attempting to solve it Your work should have purpose—addressing actual, urgent problems that people are facing. Make sure that you can clearly articulate the core of the issue...

Feb 7th

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via jerrylieveld: Mobile UX Essentials by Rachel Hinman (via Wednesday, January 19, 2011: Interaction Design BOF (BayCHI))

Feb 5th

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Jan 26th

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Jan 26th

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Analyzing How Agencies Describe and Present UX

via cunningham-emily: I’ve been poking around, looking at how different agencies describe User Experience (UX), and whether or not they call it UX explicitly. Though obvious to UXers, you can sure learn a lot about how an agency thinks about itself from its information architecture! I analyzed the information architecture and content related to describing UX for POP, ZAAZ, Razorfish, Forum One,...

Jan 19th

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Google’s director of Android user experience Matias Duarte just stopped by The Verge trailer here at CES to make a special announcement.

Jan 16th

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Jan 16th

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A UX case study of Google Maps →

via tangentsnowball: An exhaustive, extensive article about how the little-known maps website has been refined over years, from colour palette to interface.

Jan 10th

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Jan 10th

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5 Lessons From The Best Interaction Designs Of... →

Jan 3rd

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Dec 27th

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Anonymous asked: How old are you?

Dec 4th

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“Most companies are looking to “wow” with their products, when in reality what...”

– Christian Lindholm (via jrosell)

Dec 4th

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BBC Weather Redesign Process

via ckalima: An awesome post by Melanie Seyer, the lead designer of the BBC Weather product within BBC Future Media, outlining the process and thinking behind their mid-November refresh.

Dec 2nd

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Oct 1st

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via conflictingheart: anthropologie: Until you jump, you’ll never know whether you can fly. by: Sigur Ros

Sep 3rd

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Aug 30th

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The 7 Iconic Patents That Define Steve Jobs →

via pixelturf: Steve Jobs is a man who lives in the minutiae of details. He, with his loyal staff, perfects what others would pass off as perfect. He has 313 patents to his name, which range from the Apple III to the iPod’s acrylic packaging. Almost all of them are notable but only a few are iconic…

Aug 26th

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Aug 23rd

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“I invented the term because I thought human interface and usability were too...”

– Don Norman, who coined the term “User Experience” (via uxkitchen)

Aug 23rd

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Aug 21st

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Aug 16th

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Art That Interacts if You Interface →

The Museum of Modern Art’s “Talk to Me: Design and the Communication Between People and Objects” is one of the smartest design shows in years — by which I mean that it’s intelligent but also that it’s made for the texting, tweeting, social-networking, app-downloading, smartphone-wielding museumgoer.

Aug 14th

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