May 29th, 2009 | Published in Design, Information Architecture, Usability
As usual, Peter Morville delivers great content in his January 27, 2009 post about User Experience Deliverables.
Included is this Treasure Map of deliverables, to remind of us the great variety of tools we can use to develop durable information architectures:
May 13th, 2009 | Published in Design, Information Architecture, Usability
May 8th, 2009 | Published in Design, Information Architecture, Usability
Jana Tate and I completed our review of the iSchool website.
Our report and presentation are included below.
This was our first usability study using tools and techniques learned from Dr. Randolph Bias in his Spring 2009 Introduction to Usability class. We learned several lessons along the way about study design, survey design, testing tools, presentation techniques and more.
The study is by no means perfect or complete, and we hope that we have the opportunity to further refine the review of the site as we continue in our degree and certificate programs.
Executive Overview: Usability Review of the iSchool website (pdf format)
May 3rd, 2009 | Published in Design, Information Architecture, Usability
The student project to design a mobile website is complete. Whew!
See the sitemap, class presentation, & XHTML comps of the Whole Foods mobile site »
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