Categories
- Accessibility (40)
- Adaptation (7)
- Audio design (3)
- Classics (56)
- Complexity (17)
- Content management (42)
- Content strategy (39)
- Design research (36)
- Events (129)
- HCI (248)
- Hypertext (56)
- Information architecture (613)
- Information design (764)
- Information graphics (67)
- InfoViz (81)
- Instructional design (14)
- Interaction design (176)
- Interviews (292)
- Metadata (214)
- Mobile design (50)
- Navigation (55)
- Patterns (57)
- Personas (59)
- Podcasts (52)
- Prototyping (7)
- Search (134)
- Service design (72)
- Social Web (50)
- Special (26)
- Tablet design (2)
- Tagpipe (3)
- TechCom (53)
- Technology (155)
- Typography (27)
- UCD (177)
- Usability (560)
- User experience (589)
- Visual design (64)
- Weblogs (124)
- Wireframes (16)
- Writing (61)
Recent comments
Powered by
March 31, 2010
Common Ground
"In the modern, agile world, programmers defend themselves against changing requirements by showing customers the program as often as possible, and by being able to make rapid changes to suit the customers expressed needs. Interaction designers defend themselves against uncooperative programmers by doing ever more detailed design and documenting it with greater accuracy, detail, and precision." (Alan Cooper)
Posted by PJB at March 31, 2010 9:57 AM