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Kate Brigham – PatientsLikeMe: Adventures with Data Visualizations

May 24, 2011 By Jonathan Jeter Leave a Comment

Kate Brigham - PatientsLikeMe - Adventures with Data Visualizations

UIE Web App Master's Tour - Seattle, Washington - May 24, 2011 8 in 10 internet users have looked online for health information patientslikeme helps patients track chronic conditions and learn from the experience from other people who are … [Continue reading]

Filed Under: User Interface / User Experience Design Tagged With: accurate term, Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, Ask an Expert, Benjamin Heywood, best outcome, Chronic (medicine), chronic conditions, Clinical trial, data accuracy, data users, Data Visualizations, digestible pieces, Divide data, health information, help users, internet users, Kate Brigham, large amounts, member engagement, PatientsLikeMe, Paul Wicks, questions visitors, simpler components, single question, Technology Internet, Technology Review, text labels, typical conversation, UI, UIE, UIE Web App, user answer, UX, visual cues, web app, Web App Master, Web App Master's Tour

Steve Portigal – Design Fieldwork: Uncovering Innovation From The Outside In

May 24, 2011 By Jonathan Jeter Leave a Comment

Steve Portigal - Design Fieldwork - Uncovering Innovation From The Outside In

UIE Web App Master's Tour - Seattle, Washington - May 24, 2011 Main Topics How insights from users can impact our designs How to gather those insights Be a methods-polygamist Choose, mash-up or create methodology based on the … [Continue reading]

Filed Under: User Interface / User Experience Design Tagged With: blank post, broad post-it voting, check typical timelines, clearer picture, Design Fieldwork, design research study, development analysis break, development cycle study, Different methods, everybody votes, Faroe Islands, field guide, fieldwork experience, Fieldwork highlights, fresh look, good enough solutions, Herbert Simon, homework stimuli, in-field debriefing synthesis, interview guide, Knowledge Management, large assignment, logical sequence, Main Topics, methods interview tasks, methods-polygamist choose, networks snowball, new ones, organizational goals analytics, pain points, pain points users, Pakin Atoll, participation demonstration role-playing, Problem Formulation, project lifecycle, recruiting agency, requested solution, Small group ranking, smaller bites, Social network, social networks, Social Sciences, specific methodology requirements, Steve Portigal, tighter timeframes, Topline Report, Typical Timelines, typical user, UI, UIE, UIE Web App, Use existing ideas, Use fieldwork, UX, web app, Web App Master, Web App Master's Tour

Bill Scott – Designing for Mice and Men

May 24, 2011 By Jonathan Jeter Leave a Comment

Bill Scott from Netflix – Designing for Mice and Men

UIE Web App Master's Tour - Seattle, Washington - May 23, 2011 Bill has been in the industry for a long time, at Sabre, Yahoo! and now Netflix. Challenge is designing across devices: web, mobile, tablets & TV. Iteration changes based on … [Continue reading]

Filed Under: User Interface / User Experience Design Tagged With: actual execution, app store, artificial constructs, Bill Scott, Change blindness, change focus attention, Content drives, delight simulate physicality, design principles, different netflix experiences, display capabilities, Dynamic Multi-Bulk Rater, dynamic ui webstyle, engineering team, experience cushion, input capabilities, Invitation Advances, IOS (Apple), Iteration changes, Joe Hewitt, Kids Netflix site, Kindle broken metaphor, Larger box shots, long time, maintain flow, maintain flow change, navigation styles, phone app, physical dimension, physical spinart, platforms design, Platforms portability layer, Product Issues, QT Webkit, Reward Moments, similar action invitations, Skia Webkit, Stock-keeping unit, Technology Internet, Testing Controlled Variances, Touch-Hold Moments, Twitter apps, Twitter iPad app, UI, UIE, UIE Web App, Use directness, Use metaphors, user posture, UX, vs ce firmware, web app, Web App Master, Web App Master's Tour, web vs, web vs touch, |input|posture|navigation|display web| tablet|

Julie Zhuo – Facebook: Data-Informed vs. Data-Driven Design Decisions

May 23, 2011 By Jonathan Jeter Leave a Comment

Julie Zhuo – Facebook - Data-Informed vs. Data-Driven Design Decisions

UIE Web App Master's Tour - Seattle, Washington - May 23, 2011 Facebook likes the start-up culture. They believe in small teams: photos, engagement, etc. Each team is treated like a small company with a product designer, researcher, engineers … [Continue reading]

Filed Under: User Interface / User Experience Design Tagged With: big risks, certain metrics-oriented projects, complete deletion, Composer text box, Data-Driven Design Decisions, Data-driven programming, Deactivation page, deactivation vs, different options, drawing board, Facebook health dashboard, Facebook users, Friend invitation form, great decisions, great ideas, greatest risk, Julie Zhuo, life change, little bit, local business, local businesses, Numerical data, old photo uploader, Online Communities, pages product, photo users, plugin install step, product designer, Pure metrics, Qualitative data, Qualitative testing, quantitative data, risky decisions, road maps, San Jose, Sanity check, small teams, Social Media, social media teams, Social network, start-up culture, success rate, successful experiments, UI, UIE, UIE Web App, Use data, user interaction, UX, valuable change, web app, Web App Master, Web App Master's Tour, Web application, web site, well-known small business

Josh Clark – Mobile Apps: Native or Web-Based?

May 23, 2011 By Jonathan Jeter Leave a Comment

Josh Clark (author of TapWorthy) – Mobile Apps-Native or Web-Based

UIE Web App Master's Tour - Seattle, Washington - May 23, 2011 Josh Clark, Author of TapWorthy Mobile Apps Mobile is growing quickly, with many platforms (many cultures) App design needs to take mobile culture into accounts, how to develop … [Continue reading]

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Social Farming?

May 23, 2011 By Jonathan Jeter Leave a Comment

Goats on a Farm

My Farm is a social networking project in which members (who pay £30) work together (online, not actually working together) to decide how the farm should be managed. Decisions are made about what is planted in what locations, what livestock should be … [Continue reading]

Filed Under: Social Media Tagged With: Agricultural and Rural Economics, Community Supported Agriculture, educational purposes, Farm, Livestock, networking project, real time, Social Farming, Social network service, social networking, social networking project, Technology Internet, up-to-date information, web site

Noah Iliinsky – The Steps to Beautiful Visualizations

May 23, 2011 By Jonathan Jeter Leave a Comment

Noah Iliinsky - The Steps to Beautiful Visualizations

UIE Web App Master's Tour - Seattle, Washington - May 23, 2011   Noah Iliinsky How do you start from a mountain of data and create something presentable that conveys the message? Analysis vs Presentation Data Visualization vs … [Continue reading]

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An App That Tracks Your Driving… and Sends the Results to Your Insurance Company

May 15, 2011 By Jonathan Jeter Leave a Comment

Traffic Camera

State Farm has created an app that helps track your driving habits. They're not the only insurance company to jump into the driving app space as Progressive has created a monitoring device that bases your insurance cost on your driving habits. While … [Continue reading]

Filed Under: Awesome or Scary? Tagged With: app space, backseat driver, big deal, Clear Mobile App, driver feedback, Driver Feedback App, driving habits, fine line, gps navigation, GPS navigation companies, GPS navigation device, insurance company, insurance cost, Insurance Discount, insurance rates, logical step, monitoring device, navigation companies, police departments, Progressive Corporation, red-light camera, road usage, s driver, state farm, State Farm app, State Farm Insurance, State Farm Steer, Technology Internet, The Backseat Driver, wreckless driving, wrong hands, Your Insurance Company

Awesome or Scary?

May 11, 2011 By Jonathan Jeter Leave a Comment

Android Dolls in Wireless Store Display Case

A lot of really cool things have been coming out of the Google I/O conference this week, one of which is zero-touch near field communication (NFC) in the upcoming version of Android (name Ice Cream Sandwich). Engadget.com has a video of the … [Continue reading]

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Flying Trains?

May 10, 2011 By Jonathan Jeter Leave a Comment

Almost Flying Trains

I love robots and all things technology, so this article on how a Ground-Effect Robot Could Be Key To Future High-Speed Trains caught my attention. Growing up in Europe, trains and subways are a way of life and convenient transportation, but not … [Continue reading]

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