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The T in a Great UX Design Team: Generalists, Specialists and T-Shaped People

For a UX designer, there is a wide (and not fully agreed upon) list of possible skills one could have: user research, user testing, ethnography, interaction design, wireframing, sketching, information architecture and visual design are only some of them.

There Is No Magic Here

“Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.” – Arthur C. Clarke

If You Can Dream It, We Can Design AND Build It

One of the challenges to creating effecting and engaging User Experiences (UX) for interactive devices is balancing the creative aspect with the functional. Talented visual designers can create amazing works in Photoshop, some of which make even experienced software engineers cringe when it comes to having to implement them. Knowing the capabilities of your development team can be critical when trying to make the right decisions in the early phases of a design effort.

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Solving Problems is Often a Matter of Perspective

Before getting the opportunity to run a design team, I worked as a Qt developer and trainer for many years. This has given me some insights into the development pipeline that I think a lot of people have missed.

Integrating User Experience Design into the Product Lifecycle - On Demand Video

Integrating User Experience Design into the Product Lifecycle

Internet of Things vs. Internet of Everything

Does the distinction matter to User Experience (UX) designers? Since the IoE is really a wider view of the IoT, do the additional components, issues or aspects of the “everything” view actually add more complexity to the UX design of connected devices? My answer to these questions is a resounding Yes!