One to the topics amongst many that often dominates conversations when it comes to Software Design in general (and Product Design in particular) is of course, Requirements. Typically that topic is forever associated with Product Requirements which are written by Product Owners or Business Analysts the latter working under the…

I taught Interaction Design, Multimedia and Human Centered Design for approximately six years. Firstly full-time, and subsequently in a course driven manner (think of General Assembly and their diverse curriculum of coursework). The students I interacted with went from high school to recent college graduates, working professionals and everything else…

March//10//2023 Here are some interesting finds on UI/UX of the week! 1. Chapter 1: Almost Everything Artificial Has Been Designed As I sit down to write, I peer to my left out the window looking south to the scene outside. I live on a steep hill in…jndorg.wpcomstaging.com Almost Everything Artificial Has Been Designed. Hailing from the web presence of Professor Don Norman, and specifically from his book “Design for a Better World: meaningful, sustainable, humanity centered”, this an interesting and pertinent reflection on where we are as…

March//3//2023 Here are some interesting finds on UI/UX of the week! 1. Will non-linear work days be the new hybrid working? For a long time, the concept of work-life balance felt like an unattainable myth; all it took was a global pandemic and…thenextweb.com Non-Linear Work Days. Very interesting article hailing from “The Next Web” and author Aoibhinn McBride, focused on a distinct variation for remote or even hybrid work arrangements, something aptly titled Non-Linear Work. This type of arrangement focuses on outcomes, more…

February//24//2023 Here are some interesting finds on UI/UX of the week! 1. Responsive vs. Adaptive Web Design Which method is best for you?www.editorx.com Responsive and Adaptive Web Solutions. Another great article from author Nick Babich focused on the clarification of Responsive Web Products and Adaptive Web Products. This thoroughly documented article educates on the aspects that differentiate both types of products, while also…

Research is always an interesting topic to tackle in an article, since there are various types and methods associated with it, all of which merit their own focus and attention. However in this series of brief considerations on Design topics, I’m going to specifically address a situation that occurred with…

February//10//2023 Here are some interesting finds on UI/UX of the week! 1. UX Design Doesn't End With Your Website | Webdesigner Depot User experience design is something that most of us associate with websites. But why isn't it something we extend…www.webdesignerdepot.com UX Design Doesn’t End with the Website. This article from author Suzanne Scacca is from 2021, but is as relevant now as it was two years ago. Ultimately this article advocates for improving Customer Experiences, while simultaneously calling out attention…

February//10//2023 Here are some interesting finds on UI/UX of the week! 1. How to Supercharge Collaboration in a Remote Work Setting | Inside Design Blog The last few years have changed the way we work and collaborate, and it doesn't look like we're going back to our old…www.invisionapp.com Collaborating in Remote Work Settings. Interesting read from the Invision Design Blog and author Eli Woolery on the topic of remote collaboration. It’s somewhat of an ironic article due to the fact that while most organizations have realized they can…

February//3//2023 Here are some interesting finds on UI/UX of the week! 1. How startups can protect their IP: 8 tips from a patent attorney For tech startups, the most valuable assets are often invisible. While businesses were traditionally built on physical…thenextweb.com Protecting IP. I’ve recently finished building software applications precisely to address issues with IP, from the perspective of understanding what’s on the market and also monetizing what Organizations have in their portfolio. This article from Thomas Macaulay specifically addresses and…