Big Data offers the promise of prediction but the focus on data and processing may prevent us from confronting our real challenges in the information space. Why considering Hard Content may lead to implementation worthy innovation.
At the end of the day, taxonomies are a means to an end and are rarely valuable on their own. They’re the bridge in the conversation between a business and its customers, an information system and its users.
Conducting design workshops in professional settings poses an entirely different set of challenges than educational settings. Create an environment where clients can get involved and see results.
Conducting a design workshop can help bring stakeholders together to iterate potential solutions from within their business context. Every workshop brings new lessons on how to improve collaboration and better design experiences.
Teaching User Experience at the School of Visual Concepts, Factor’s Bram Wessel learns how UX is growing to meet design challenges with innovation and a rich practitioner community.
Taxonomy Boot Camp 2013 demonstrates how the User Experience discipline is helping taxonomists get better results for users. From design techniques to testing, these communities are learning, and growing, together.
In his Taxonomy Boot Camp talk, Bram Wessel focuses on how to expose the way diverse groups of users create mental models of an information space.
In “Taxonomies: From Idea to Reality,” Gary Carlson will lead discussion with industry leaders Seth Maislin, Ralph Tamlyn, and Carol Hert that taps into their experience with successful taxonomy projects.
For the third consecutive year, Bram Wessel guest lectured on Mobile Web user experience for UW’s Master’s in Communication – Digital Media program at the invitation of professor Kelly McIvor.
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