
- Bruce Nussbaum, 2005
- Sketching User Experiences
by Bill Buxton - Weird Ideas that Work
by Robert Sutton - The Inmates Are Running the Asylum by Alan Cooper
User Experience, Design, and Web Development
Focus on the customer and your products will be a success, right? If it is so easy, why are so many technical products still ridiculously hard to use? The answer lies in an oft-neglected portion of the product design process - the user interaction design. If your company does not have an analytical, repeatable process for understanding the customer and converting that knowledge into products that meet their needs, you are leaving profits on the table.
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We are highly process-driven using the Contextual Design methodology, developed by Karen Holtzblatt and Hugh Beyer. The Contextual Design methodology is a customer-centered design process which uses extensive field data as the foundation for understanding users' needs, task, intents, and processes in order to design products that meet both users' and business' needs.
