#ux iota: Redesign your website in under 4 minutes. Or therabouts.
Behold! The world’s fastest web designer. via youtube.com
#ux iota: How to make your presentations a load of C.R.A.P. In a good way.
The art of the business presentation. And not the dogs playing poker kind of art either. via slideshare.net
#ux iota: Minimalist IA tool. Oh ASCII, is there anything you can’t do?
A bare bones, browser based tool that uses JavaScript and ASCII text to build basic wireframes. Short, sweet, simple and clean. _____ _____ _____ _____ __ _ /\ / ____|/ ____|_ _|_ _|/ _| | / \ | (___ | … Continued
#ux iota: Don’t take notes. Draw them.
Teaching kids to take notes in school would be so much more effective if we taught them to take sketchnotes instead. via vimeo.com
#ux iota: You want a paper prototype? You can’t handle a paper prototype!
The art of paper prototyping. Lo fidelity, high reward. via youtube.com
#ux iota: Data driven UI? How about data defined UI instead.
As NUIs allow us to shed the traditional controls of GUI interaction models, what informs the arrangement and design of the next generation of software? How about the data itself? via readwrite.com
#ux iota: Your crappy presentations are making you poor.
If you can’t sell an idea don’t be surprised when no one wants to buy it. via youtube.com
#ux iota: Are you a designer? Here’s a list of 50 things you should know.
Intended for graphic design students, but some nuggets of wisdom for any type of designer at any stage of their career. via jamiewieck.com
#ux iota: If you have time to come up with new features, you have too much free time.
Who has time to come up with new features what with all the old crappy ones that need to be fixed? via dilbert.com
#ux iota: When encouraging user behavior, always remember: words matter.
Language is still one of the most emotive parts of user experience design. Use it wisely. via youtube.com
#ux iota: Your brand is not what you say it is. Not what your users say it is. It’s what you allow users to do.
The user experience of your product informs customers about the power of your brand even more than your advertising. via slideshare.net
#ux iota: They were so much better at steampunk back in the day.
Historical Technology: Machines of Times Gone By. Photography collection of old machines from The Museum of the City of New York. Lovely stuff. via whitneyhess.com
#ux iota: You might want to take notes on how to take notes from this visual note taker.
Sketchnotes make understanding everything easier whether you were there in person or not. via yahnyinlondon.com
#ux iota: The origial multitasking OS prominently involved Asteroids. How retro.
Never forget from whence we came. via youtube.com
#ux iota: Every consider friending your house on Facebook? You just might one day soon.
Forget about the internet of everything, are you ready for the social network of everything? via youtube.com