I’d like to attempt to wrap up my series about my time at South by Southwest (see Day 1, Day 2, Day 3, and Day 4), but it turns out to be really HARD to summarize such a long, busy, and intense event. Sessions covered pretty much everything that’s going on in the interactive world, [...]
Check out this upcoming MobileUX Camp! It’s going to be held on campus, in Mary Gates Hall, my old stomping grounds, all day on May 19. It’s an unconference, so there’s no schedule or list of speakers yet; the topics of discussion are decided day-of, collaboratively, by all the attendees, any of whom can also [...]
It’s time for the latest installment of our monthly roundup of links our team has been sharing in March! Sorry it’s a bit late; I think it’ll make up for it in volume. (Apparently we had a lot to talk about.)
Lately, I have been hearing the internets buzzing about Responsive Web Design (RWD) as being the be-all and end-all of modern web design practice. There are both positive and negative blog posts about RWD – this one in particular is not intended to be either. For the most part, I think RWD is a great [...]
Are you a University of Washington-affiliated group and in need of User Experience design advice? If so, then you’re in luck because we now offer free design consultations on UW-sponsored projects. To find out more, go to our brand-spanking new Consultation page, wherein you can get additional information and even sign up to have your [...]
Fairly wiped out by the last day of South by Southwest, I still managed to make it mostly on time to a 9:30 session on Tuesday: How the iPad Can Save Accessibility. I hadn’t known that accessibility needed saving, really, but the gimmick of the session was that as people design for better mobile experiences, [...]