Categories
- Accessibility (43)
- Adaptation (7)
- Audio design (3)
- Classics (74)
- Complexity (21)
- Content curation (1)
- Content management (55)
- Content strategy (170)
- Customer experience (32)
- Design research (106)
- Events (194)
- HCI (307)
- Hypertext (63)
- Information architecture (725)
- Information design (886)
- Information graphics (83)
- InfoViz (101)
- Instructional design (15)
- Interaction design (237)
- Interviews (328)
- Metadata (245)
- Mobile design (127)
- Navigation (63)
- Patterns (70)
- Personas (70)
- Podcasts (65)
- Prototyping (21)
- Search (153)
- SemWeb (4)
- Service design (149)
- Social Web (78)
- Special (27)
- Tablet design (26)
- Tagpipe (3)
- TechCom (62)
- Technology (202)
- Typography (42)
- UCD (227)
- Usability (664)
- User experience (960)
- User research (4)
- Visual design (78)
- Weblogs (129)
- Wireframes (21)
- Writing (87)
Recent comments
Powered by
November 13, 2012
The business of design: A series of interviews
Business will open up for UX, only when UX shows respect.
"A lot of the problems with practitioners in our field arise because we are sometimes seen as almost anti-business. I've seen this attitude in the community, I've seen practitioners become zealots about the user, their feelings and their rights. They fight and resist decisions that are made for commercial benefit because they might impinge on the perfect user experience. This isn’t helped by an often evangelical, polemic and condescending attitude and language."
Posted by PJB at November 13, 2012 9:16 AM | Classification: User experience