What would design nirvana look like?
A Monday doodle/wish list from a few years back about the makings for an ideal design leadership role. Still true. Good wish list to have in hand when you’re considering …
Tag: real world ux
Fast UX: User observation in a museum – Class 11
After last week’s introduction to user observation, this week I moved us over to our client site at Science World to practice further. Earlier in the week, Science World staff …
Fast UX: User Observation – Class 10
Following hot on the heels of empathy, my next class was designed to dig a bit into guerrilla user research techniques. Personally, I’m a big fan of hallway tests or interviews, …
Fast UX: Going method with empathy – Class 9
This class project is one of my favorites; one that I wished I did back in grad school. But back then, all we got was the same anecdote about industrial designer …
Cheap UX: Team 4’s Gamification – Class 8
This week’s class focused on rapid assumption prototyping. Here’s what this team came up with. As a reminder, here’s what Team 4’s problem statement was: St. Juno’s has been interested …
Cheap UX: Team 3’s Dream Board – Class 8
This week’s class focused on rapid assumption prototyping. Here’s what this team came up with. As a reminder, here’s what Team 3’s problem statement was: St. Juno’s recognizes that they …
Cheap UX: Team 2’s Mobile Auction – Class 8
This week’s class focused on rapid assumption prototyping. Here’s what this team came up with. As a reminder, here’s what Team 2’s problem statement was: St. Juno’s wants to create …
Cheap UX: Team 1’s Touchscreen – Class 8
This week’s class focused on rapid assumption prototyping. Here’s what this team came up with. As a reminder, here’s what Team 1’s problem statement was: St. Juno’s would like to …
Cheap UX: Prototyping as Storytelling – Class 7
In the so-called Real World, we designers sometimes find ourselves stepping a bit outside of the realm of design and more into the shoes of an analyst. To use an …
Cheap UX: Assumption Prototyping – Class 6
Last week was Reading Week (the Canadian version of Spring Break?) which should have given me some extra time to post up the latest happenings in class, but alas, it …