I'm 40 years old (soon to be 41). If I were to calculate how many hours of TV I have watched in my life based on an average of 3 hrs of TV per day (oh! I have done lots better than that), I have watched 5 years of TV. ...
Yesterday I published a blog post inspired by Jared Spool's (@jmspool) talk at the User Experience Lisbon (@uxlx) conference. I didn't know when it was coming out, but here are my notes as published on JohnnyHolland.org (@johnnyholland).
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Enjoy!
I got back from @uxlx this week. My write up of the conference will be @johnnyholland later this week. The conference was quite excellent. The diversity and quality of attendees and speakers felt unprecedented to me which combined with the venue and surrounding city made for a wonderful event.
What I ...
A very interesting take on where IxD is from a Greek in Scotland.
Ok, I admit it. My last piece on "open systems" was a tad narrow and not thought through. Thanx Tom & Jorge for helping to set me straight. Well, maybe not straight, but straighter. Here's what I'm thinking at this point:
1. Open vs. Closed is a pretty good ying-yang continuum and not ...
[This is the second part in a continuing series about UI Design. Catch the 1st part here!]
Storytelling has been huge of late. Many people have been talking about storytelling and creating narratives as a core competency and practice for good interaction design. Some have gone so far as to say ...
[This is going to be a 2 part piece discussing first why designing for contexts of use is so important by analyzing kayak.com as a great example. Then part two is going to ask for a new metaphor to be be used to describe this type of design across a ...