book club
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Date: Wednesday, May 28th, 2014, 6 PM to 8:00 PM Location: Water Coastal Kitchen, 3411 W. Cary Street, Richmond, VA (map) As usual, please RSVP via our Meetup page for this event. This month, we are trying something new: a book club without a book. There will still be a reading assignment, and we are still planning on
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Join your fellow RVA UX enthusiasts for the first Richmond UX meeting of 2012, a book club! Come discuss “100 Things Every Designer Needs to Know about People” by Susan Weinschenk. Get your copy now–in fact, why not shop local and buy the book at Fountain Bookstore? Also, if you have UX books you want
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You’ve still got time to read Susan Weinschenk’s 100 Thinks Every Designer Needs to Know About People. Join us January 25 at Barrel Thief (Patterson & Libbie location). RSVP here: http://www.eventbrite.com/event/2661740337 It’s gonna be fun!
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For the next RUX meeting, we’re doing a book club! The book is Susan Weinschenk’s 100 Things Every Designer Needs to Know about People. The date is December 7…the place is to be determined. Why not support local business and buy the book from an indie bookstore, Fountain Bookstore in Shockoe Slip: bit.ly/u7XnzU
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After the meeting on Wednesday, several people expressed more interest in how the time-honored design studio method is being used in UX design. Here are some thoughts and references: Design Studio The design studio concept is discussed in Todd Zaki Warfel’s book Prototyping: A Practitioner’s Guide (use code MOJOGUZZI for 25% off this & any
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Thanks to the generosity of Rosenfeld Media, RUX members get a huge discount on their books! Just go to the Web site, order books. Then use the discount code UXBOOKRICHMOND at checkout. It is now active for 30% off RM products through May 15, 2010. Many thanks to Rosenfeld Media (follow then at @rosenfeldmedia on
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Join us for the next installment of the RUX book club! Our July meeting will be a discussion of Steve Krug’s “Don’t Make Me Think! A Common Sense Approach to Web Usability.” Whether you’re brand new to usability or an experienced professional, this easy to read book is relevant to anyone involved in web design
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Louis Rosenfeld just posted a nice list of popular UX books for UX bookclubs. Bring your top choices to next month’s meeting where we’ll vote on our next bookclub book!
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Selling Usability: User Experience Infiltration Tactics, a new book, just came across the IAI list and looks to be interesting. Let us know if you’ve read it and/or think it would be a good book club candidate.
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Join us for our first RUX book club next month! For April’s discussion, we’ll talk about the book Subject to Change: Creating Great Products & Services for an Uncertain World from Adaptive Path. Format: (from UXBookClub.org) A UX (User Experience) Book Club is a get-together in which people interested in the area of user experience
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