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August 30th, 2007

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Designing and building User Experiences for web applications is very much like designing and building special effects for movies; in both cases you know you’ve been truly successful when no one notices what you did.

What you can learn from the special effects in Forest Gump

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August 23rd, 2007

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Documenting the design of a web application -Part three: Using “Page state” diagrams to illustration dynamic interaction

Part three of a three part series

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August 16th, 2007

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Documenting the design of a web application -Part two: Using static HTML mock up screens to document the User Interface and show the User Experience

Part two of a three part series

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August 9th, 2007

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Documenting the design of a web application -Part one: Using Garrett’s Visual Vocabulary to document the Information Architecture

For the past two and a half years I have been working in the world of User Experience and web interface design.

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August 2nd, 2007

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Could Social Networking be the answer (or at least part of it) to the Knowledge Management problem? (UPDATED 22 Aug 2007)

For years organisation’s have struggled to realise the potential of their collective knowledge because they have no way of collecting or sharing it. Could Social Networking be the answer?

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