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June 10, 2011
CS is (Still) Not (Only) UX ... and Why It Matters
"(...) I tend to think of UX design as a kind of design work associated with certain methods, processes, and values. It's not limited to the web, or even (theoretically, at least) to the digital world."
(Erin Kissane a.k.a. @kissane ~ Brain Traffic)
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Posted by PJB at June 10, 2011 9:15 AM | Classification: Content strategy - User experience