As now blogging is becoming more and more popular, social networking and sharing is one of our essential daily tasks. Social media icons are also popular as people want to customize their sites in different styles. Social Balloons is another set of free social media/bookmark icons by Double-J Design. This time a balloon style is [...]
The Guardian Supplement on Service Design – great exposure for the practice, though the content raises a number of questions about the journalistic context.
From The New York Times: Salman Rushdie and Fending Off Digital Decay, Bit by Bit and Algebra in Wonderland.
Smashing Magazine gives a heavy nod to some of Adaptive Path’s folks and methods.
Jared calls [...]
Home Download Wiki Screencasts Blog Archive RSS Feed Search posts : SproutCore Blog SproutCore and the New Logo okito March 19 SproutCore and the New Logo Just in time for SproutCore 1.0, I’m excited to officially announce that SproutCore has a new logo contributed by community member endash” . Here’s it : is Download all the logo variations here Along with the new logo , we’ve also updated the SproutCore website with a simpler , but I think far more informative version . Thanks to Tom Dale who put in a few late nights to make this new content happen . I’m especially excited about the new Getting Started page that takes you through installing and creating a Hello World in just a few easy . steps Many thanks to endash and Tom who helped to make SproutCore look at good as it works Comments View Permalink blog comments powered by Disqus copyright 2008-2009, Sprout Systems , Inc . All rights reserved . Found a problem with the site No problem . It's open sourceI’ve just returned from SXSW Interactive 2010, and perhaps the best talk I saw was Andy Baio’s “Gaming the Crowd, Turning Work Into Play”. He hasn’t yet posted slides or notes, but you can get the gist of the talk from this blog post and these notes. The main thesis addresses bringing game mechanics into [...]I’ve been using a Nexus One for a month or so now and there is one singular annoyance that continues to frustrate – the heavy reliance on the Menu button to access critical app functionality.
During SXSW, I was talking to a friend who works at Google about this issue and he pointed out something I [...]
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How do user experience designers tell their story in a relevant, meaningful way, to audiences who have no exposure to user experience design (UX)? UX practitioners are keenly aware that everything we use in our lives was designed by someone. But, outside of our industry (and related ones), most people aren’t aware of the many [...]The Foodspotting iPhone app — inspired in part by Alexa Andrzejewski’s mobile visioning work here at AP & built with help from Dan Harrelson — is now in the app store! Launch was announced by TechCrunch.
Teresa Brazen (of Adaptive Path) teaches Ben Chun’s Introduction to Programming class about User Experience Design!!! Read Ben’s thoughtful recap [...]Hooboy. When it rains, it pours! The last few weeks have seen the addition of a number of new folks here at Adaptive Path.
In Austin, we’re thrilled to have Kristina Barnett join the team. She contracted with us initially, and we fell in love and asked her to make it permanent.
The rest of [...]I love museums, and am fortunate that San Francisco has a number of great ones. I especially enjoy exploring museums with a friend. Wandering through a museum sharing thoughts about what we see is a big part of how I experience art and history. I also love to learn as much as possible about what [...]I’m dropping the word “user” from user experience. Flame on.
First, I’m not suggesting anyone forget the user – the person using the thing – from our consideration. Quite the contrary. I believe that the user should always come first in any design discussion, even initially above business needs.
What I am proposing is that today’s consumer electronics [...]
An admitted oversimplification, I still find it helpful to think of the history of computing use to have three primary waves.
In the 1st Wave, the use was straightforward: Calculation. Whether to figure out trajectories of artillery, to support Manhattan Project, or manage astronomical math, it was largely a matter of numbers in and numbers out.
Photo [...]We’re sad to have The Winter Olympics come to a close this week. Catch up on the latest or wait another 4 years.
A great breakdown of the “Global Visual Language” developed for BCC’s online and mobile sites.
We were surprised to see Luke W’s experimentation with mad-lib style form design increase conversion rates by 25-40%
A breakthrough [...]