November 1, 2010
UXD shouldn’t drop out of school
In a recent essay, Andy Rutledge makes the claim that higher education UX design programs are effectively a scam. They are, Rutledge argues, largely irrelevant,…
In a recent essay, Andy Rutledge makes the claim that higher education UX design programs are effectively a scam. They are, Rutledge argues, largely irrelevant,…
Lately, there’s been some interesting discussion / debate about how meaningful or useful the term “user experience design” is. Oliver Reichenstein over at iA kicked…
On Saturday we celebrated 8 years in business. As I’ve said in past anniversary posts, this was not by design. If I had to pick…
Thanks for you patience on this one. It took a good deal longer to complete given the sheer size and level of detail the retina…
Last week Forrester released a report advising most marketers wait to use location-based social networks (LBSN) as only 4% of the US population is currently…
A lot of ink has already been written about why Old Spice owned the Internet last week, and I don’t want to rehash the various…
It’s been about 6 weeks since we started working on our first product; TweetMag. We thought we’d lift our heads from its design and development…
Over the last few weeks I’ve received a lot of feedback on our move to an Adaptive Marketing approach. One of the recurring questions has…
For the past 8 years we’ve struggled with what to do when we had a product idea that wasn’t related to a client. In the…
Updated: Get the Retina version here. Now in its fourth iteration, this version of the template has been completely redesigned from the ground up. Based…
Since I posted our announcement about the Programs Group moving to an Adaptive Marketing approach there’s been a lot of curiosity and spirited discussion. My…
The updated platform uses a higher resolution screen (960×640 as compared to 480×320). This additional resolution also means that any graphic elements need to be…