tools & methods
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DESCRIPTION Want to facilitate breakthrough ideas, solve business challenges and validate products with customers? A Design Sprint might just be the answer. The Design Sprint, originally developed at Google, is a short, time-boxed process for answering critical business questions through design, prototyping, and testing ideas with customers. It is a short, intense effort (a sprint!)
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When: Wednesday, July 27, 2016 from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM (EDT) – Add to Calendar Where: CapTech Consulting – 7100 Forest Avenue, Richmond, VA 23226 – View Map REGISTER This year has been a watershed one for UI design tools: Adobe finally launched X D, their direct competitor to Sketch, Sketch itself has not stopped
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We used our August 27 session to Define RUX (note the capital D in define) using the Design Studio approach. We walked through and agreed upon who RUX serves, how RUXers want to be served, and what those programs might be. All notes below. Please let us know if we have missed anything. The next
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Wednesday, April 30, 2014, 6 PM to 7:30 PM CapTech Consulting, 7100 Forest Ave, Suite 204, Richmond, VA (map) It is important for mobile app and website designers to test their products with typical end users to ensure the products work as intended and that an optimal user experience (UX) is provided. What many designers do not
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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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A lot of us UX designers have been satisficing with Axure in a PC emulation on the Macintosh…until now. Axure RP have released a bona fide beta of Axure RP for the Mac
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When & Where Wednesday, November 18, 2009 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Ironworks 4121 Cox Road, Suite 205 Richmond, VA 23060 Questions? Call 804-549-4107 RSVP by email so we can know how much pizza to get! What User experience professionals often find themselves working on projects with tight deadlines, tighter budgets, and unreasonably high expectations
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Came across the NYPL’s new online usability tool: Infomaki. From the NYPL’s labs page: “Our design sessions frequently result in debate about which of two words is more compelling or accurate for our users, or whether a particular button is noticeable in a particular location. When we can, we test designs on real people using
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At the last meeting, I mentioned swimlanes as done by nForm. Here’s a link to a good version. Nice! /joe
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