I’ve been busy, though it’s probably not terribly apparent here. I’ve been hoping that someone would author accessible content about spaces of all kinds, and position it for an audience that’s new(ish) to UX. I imagined that this piece of work would bring together related concepts in architecture, built environments,….
This team had the markers flying soon after prototyping commenced because they had the workflow mapped out in advance. Their prototype was by far the most colorful and elaborate. They made good use of accordion folding for drop down menus and used…
This group of students also mapped everything out on the whiteboard first, then moved to paper. In many ways, mobile feels the most natural to do with paper. I wonder if it’s because mobile has to focus on keeping things simple? Or is it the tacti…
This team worked out their overall flow/architecture on the whiteboard first. They then moved over to paper, repurposing some transparent nametag holders (you know the kind, you get them at conferences with a lanyard attached) to create product ov…
This group of students started out by creating their screen template on the computer so they could print it out. After I teased them for not being very paper-based, they then surprised me by incorporating popsicle sticks into their kiosk prototype…
In the so-called Real World, we designers sometimes find ourselves stepping a bit outside of the realm of design and more into the shoes of an analyst. To use an analogy, we need to untangle a bunch of knots to be able to proceed. Knots like figur…
Last week was Reading Week (the Canadian version of Spring Break?) which should have given me some extra time to post up the latest happenings in class, but alas, it was not to be. We’ve moved onto the second project of the course which focuses on…
