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anti-design
Is this the most egregious site you have ever seen? Some people certainly seem to think so, with some very sniffy comments about how they will hold this up as a shining example of how not to do it. Lingscars.com homepage Just look at it. MS Paint graffiti on the menu, flashing text, floating frames […]
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BIMA!
Found out that http://www.opengolf.com won a BIMA award this year! I was responsible for the user experience planning and design for the site for over 5 years, including this 2008 redesign. It was a great project to work on, and I’ll always have good memories of our trips to St. Andrews to see our client, […]
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more about “Kevin Kelly on the next 5,000 days of…“, posted with vodpod This talk by Kevin Kelly (founder of Wired magazine) at TED is fascinating. To think that the web is only 5000 days old – what’s going to happen in the next 5000 days. Some things that resonated with me: The web currently […]
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I’ve been reading more and more about account planning in advertising, which turned 40 this year. I’m in no way claiming to be an expert on account planning, but what I’ve read about it has resonated with me as a user experience architect. Stephen King (arguably one of the founders of account planning as a […]
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Steve Cummaford 