“With a focus on psychology, UX designers can build services that directly help people improve their lives. It’s not new; AA and Weight Watchers were around before the Internet, and they help people through difficult and long-term behavior change. Still, … Continue reading
For years now, a nagging thought has kept me up on sleepless nights: Am I a great designer? The answer to this question matters – to me, and to everyone else. First, it’s deeply personal. I don’t think many people … Continue reading
A Clean Design is now a lot cleaner. After some hard evenings spent sketching, wireframing, polishing, and coding, this site reflects, as much as possible, my own work and my views on the web in general. Let me know if … Continue reading
Whether you’re a new or experienced Axure user, the following links will help you become a library-wielding, animation-blasting, prototype-perfecting Axure ninja. I’d recommend starting with the training items to get used to the basics, and then moving into the pattern … Continue reading
“All other things being equal, the simplest solution is the best.” – Occam’s Razor Feature Creep, the result of giving in to the attitude that “this feature would be nice” in your product, inevitably results in increased design and development … Continue reading