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December 14, 2006
Personas and Outrageous Software: An Interview with Alan Cooper
"I asked Alan Cooper (over a rather echoing connection) why he is outraged by bad software, and how he developed the concept of 'personas'. I was interested to hear the 'father of Visual Basic' say 'What I need is a computer that doesn't make me feel bad and a cellphone that doesn't make me feel stupid'." (UXpod)
Posted by PJB at December 14, 2006 05:03 PM