Transitioning from User Experience to Product Management - Boxes and Arrows
“Becoming a product manager is a logical move for many UX practitioners, as it requires many of the same skills, traits, and competencies involved in crafting a user experience.”User experience (UX) professionals are increasingly becoming interested in the business aspects of what they do. At their core, the user experience roles focus on understanding user needs and creating useful and easy-to-us
UI Pattern Documentation Review - Boxes and Arrows
Introduction User interface (UI) patterns have the potential to make software development more efficient. The prospect of such efficiency gains has led to interest in user interface (UI) patterns by individuals and organizations looking for ways to increase quality while at the same time reducing the costs associated with software development. The very nature of UI patterns requires that they be f
IDEA 2008 - Boxes and Arrows
The “IDEA Conference”:http://ideaconference.org/index.html took place in Chicago on October 7-9 at the Harold Washington Library Center. The speakers pushed the boundaries of what it means to design complex information spaces of all kinds. We can all expand our practice by absorbing their experiences and ideas. In cooperation with the “IA Institute”:http://www.iainstitute.org/, we’re happy to brin
Quick and Easy Flash Prototypes - Boxes and Arrows
To tackle the classic “how to prototype rich interactions” problem, I developed a process for translating static screen designs (from wireframes to visual comps) into interactive experiences using Flash. Requiring some fairly basic ActionScript knowledge, these prototypes proved to be a quick yet powerful way to bring interaction designs to life. When asked if I could find a quick and easy way to
UX Design-Planning Not One-man Show - Boxes and Arrows
A lot of confusion and misunderstanding surrounds the term "user experience." The multitude of acitivities that can be labeled with these two words span a vast spectrum of people, skills and situations. If you ask for UX design (UXD), what exactly are you asking for? Similary, if someone tells you they are going to provide you with UXD for an application, website or intranet or extranet, what exac
Search Behavior Patterns - Boxes and Arrows
A search engine on an organization’s website or intranet is often built to support an overly narrow model of user behavior, which goes something like this: User types in a search Search engine gives back matching results User reads the results and picks the best one Simple. Better still, it asks very little of the user interface—only that it provide some way to submit a search, and some list in re
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An introduction to user journeys - Boxes and Arrows
Five Big UX Topics in 2012 - Boxes and Arrows
Using Wikis to Document UI Specifications - Boxes and Arrows
Boxes and Arrows - the design behind the design
Enterprise IA Methodologies: - Boxes and Arrows