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“The only intuitive interface is the nipple. After that it's all learned.” - Bruce Ediger

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Right? #maslow #updated 

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"Set out with something to say and not with the vague desire to say something."

Louise Bourgeois

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BEAUTY AND BRAINS UXDI7

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Build It With The User in Mind: How to Design User Flow

A major factor affecting your conversions is user flow. It's the path a user follows through your website interface to complete a task (make a reservation, purchase a product, subscribe to something). It's also called user journey. In order to maximiz...

Some useful reading

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New font lets anyone learn Japanese

A U.K. company named Johnson Banks has come with an ingenious way to include English pronunciation in Japanese katakana characters. The company has dubbed this new font cleverly as "Phonetikana," where each katakana character featured a few English letters to help English speakers say the word properly. The company started incorporating the new font in simple words like "banana" and "tomato" but also showed what longer phrases such as the "sound of something spinning" would look like. Th

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Day 7 - tough end to the day, but think I got it in the end.... Also can I little toy make me feel better :)

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Day 7 - Card sorting exercise

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Day 7 - some yummy Taxonomy!

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Somerset House to celebrate beards with portrait exhibition

Series of 80 photographic works of people sporting impressive and interesting facial hair will go on display next year

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Great to have Murat from Marvel today during lunch talking about his prototyping tool and how he got started.

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Day 6 - Project 2 begins..

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Day 6 - great start to a new week!

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Day 5 - Post Presentation fun!

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Day 5 - Project One Presentation; good inspiring day!

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We hit the ground runnin’

Got our first UX exercise within the first few hours of the first day. We were divided into 5 teams, each given a local place to go and visit, analyze, and observe. We had to think and discuss as a team how we would redesign our subject place in order to make it more user/visitor/customer/consumer-friendly.

Oh yeah, and we only had 30 minutes to do it.

Amazingly, every team prevailed. Go us!

It was an insightful experience visiting the church, which was my team’s subject, and then bouncing thoughts and ideas between Kojo, Sunil, Lewis and myself. This was followed by a class presentation and discussion about each team’s findings as well as suggestions for redesigning each place.

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Day 4 - Some final user testing before it is time to wrap this project up! Thanks Beth for the pic!