Freebie: Designing for User Experience Poster
Mike Finch is a firm believer that “UX” is a verb- not a noun. It’s a process, and he believes that if documented and followed correctly, it’s a process that anyone can have a reasonable amount of success with. As professionals, we need to shout these solutions from the rooftops- not keep them as guarded secrets. To that end, Mike has outlined his personal process when designing for user experience and made this awesome poster for your office wall.
File Type: PDF
Number in Set: 1
License Type: Creative Commons 3.0
Author: Mike Finch
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…“UX is a verb- not a noun. It’s a process”…I love it!!
nonsense
Hey Hawken,
Not quite sure I follow. What’s nonsense?
NO Sense? Try to make some sense… there is sense. Or suggest something sense full! thank you!
well, that’s not a very helpful comment … at least say why you think it’s nonsense or how to improve it, if you disagree
My only criticism is “the end” – this never happens! With technology moving on at such a pace, there’s a constant need to repeat this cycle. If you sit on your haunches, you’ll find yourself back at the start through simple negligence.
Otherwise love it :-)
I mean… umm! This is GREATT!!
Nice! Thanks for sharing!
Very pretty but why on earth have you made the ending into a hetero-normative, sexist nightmare? I’m sure it’s tongue in cheek but not all UI designers are guys in Shoreditch with a Moleskin and a soul patch, way to isolate 50% of your readership.
Attractive collection, all are fresh templates. I have tried Ask It and I guess it is one of the best templates came across the web.
Beautiful man, Thanks for the Design.! Appreciate it Tons
Kinda nice. Anyway, thanks for sharing! ;)
Well, the poster is more instructive than other thing. Yep the retro phat is ok, but what were you looking for with it? Instruct the people about the process? or simple made a statement about UI design? Don’t get it yet. I think that this poster should be hanged in the office of all the people related to the UI designer in the company, but that are not designers; Just like kind of those mandatory posters of the Government about employee regulations and rights.
My Two cents.
Gus
By the way, I’m definitely downloading it!