27 Jan, 2009
Posted by: Jure Cuhalev In: usability
I’ve been fascinated with Facebook relationship decisions for a while now. One of the more interesting challenges with this complex term is that it’s not fully transitional. You don’t just go single -> complicated -> dating -> engaged -> married and the same way back. Sometimes you also want to step out from the whole [...]
24 Jan, 2009
Posted by: Jure Cuhalev In: usability
uCertify is an online companies that provides different course-ware for different vendor certifications, including Microsoft and Adobe. They’ve sent me a review copy of Adobe Flash CS3 Ace Exam as I wrote in my about box that I’ll gladly write my opinion of things
The basic idea of the product is that if you [...]
A few people asked what would be my Top 3 recommendations for Usability and Human-Computer Interaction Design conferences to plan for in 2009. I’m looking at this from very Central European centric point of view of course.
Image by Kounelli via Flickr
In no specific order:
UX London, 15th – 17th June 2009, London – Early bird: £895 [...]
18 Dec, 2008
Posted by: Jure Cuhalev In: usability
I’ve always been a bit of methodology junkie, so imagine my delight when I stumbled upon this great Beta E-book on design methodologies. Author Hugh Dubberly walks us over 100 different processes and methodologies in his book How do you design?
Having this kind of resource always with you must be really handy if you’re still [...]
21 Nov, 2008
Posted by: Jure Cuhalev In: usability
Getting a chance to work in industry that you’ve heard so much in school is a really great experience. Today I’m hyped up about designing user interfaces and writing specifications for how things should work.
Personally, I’m a big fan of paper prototypes. A technique where you create low-fidelity prototypes that allow you to iterate quickly [...]