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  • Creating a Corporate Culture of Creativity

    I’ve had many discussions about the concept of leadership over the past few years with colleagues around the world; many of whom come from a range of backgrounds, experiences, and cultures that value different ideas about what it means to be an effective leader.
    Alla Zollers recommended that I read the book Linchpins, Seth Godin’s latest [...]

  • Loop11 and Follow the UX Leader Workshops

    I was recently contacted by Australia’s Toby Biddle at Loop11. Toby has kindly offered a free Loop11 credit for a single online testing session ($350 US value) to all participants who sign up for any one of the workshops offered at Follow the UX Leader.
    Loop11 is a self-serve, hosted solution for usability consultants, web [...]

  • Evolving the UX Conversation

    I wanted to share a way of thinking about the User Experience discipline that I believe will help us evolve the conversation to that next level with businesses, including:
    * Perpetually evaluating our understanding of the tools and processes that make up our respective (and very similar) industries. (UX, IA, IxD, HCI, etc.)
    * Move the conversation [...]

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  • “Time” for Developers to Embrace User Experience

    I had the pleasure of talking with Senior Front End Developer at Time.com, Jerome Covington. He shares his professional insights in working with User Experience teams and how these opportunities have allowed him to create more engaging products and services for his clients. [...]

  • New Ideas for IA Summit

    I recently published talks from the 11th Annual Information Architecture summit on Boxes and Arrows. At the end of the conference, just prior to the closing plenary, I brought together several attendees and presenters for a discussion about how ASIS&T can create an even greater experience for those attending the conference next year. [...]

  • Agile and User Experience

    I recently had the pleasure of chatting with three extraordinary individuals who have been practicing Agile for the past several years: Alla Zollers, Ryan Norris, and Zachary Spencer. The purpose of this conversation was to provide listeners with a plain language explanation of the Agile process and it’s implications for the future of software development and also the potential impact this will have on the User Experience discipline. [...]

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