Discussion Archive: February 2008

1 Feb 2008 - 5:23pm
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lisajoubert
2007

JOB User Experience Designer Boston, MA EILab Full Time

User Experience Designer

Reports to Creative Director, Creative Services.

The user interface designer architects, designs, produces, and tests
userinterface concepts and initiatives, serving multiple internal and
external
customers in a fast-paced, evolving company.

Personally, s/he will be easily liked and respected with a natural warmth
and sense of humor that invites interaction.

1 Feb 2008 - 5:02pm
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Jackie O\'Hare
2008

[Job] UI Developer - NYC - Recruiter - Full time

Our client, a publicly traded company, is seeking an UI Developer for
full time employment in New York City.

Requirements include:

o Must be able to handle .NET Development
o 3+ years of comprehensive experience in web-application development
o EXPERT knowledge of HTML, CSS & JavaScript.
o Knowledge of Adobe CS3, Photoshop, Flash & Illustrator.
o Basic knowledge of Microsoft Visual Studio, Team Foundation Server
source control, .aspx pages, and .NET controls.
o Must be comfortable in a PC environment.

Compensation will depend upon experience.

Please reply in confidence to dblum at

1 Feb 2008 - 1:36pm
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kim mingo
2008

JOB: Project Manager, New York NY, Frank First LLC, Contract

Freelance Project Manager for Mobile Interaction Design Project

Looking for a freelance project manager for 4-6 week project (mid
February - to end of March).

The project manager is the point of contact between the client and
the design team. The project manager is responsible for project
scope, schedule and resource planing and management as well as
relationship management with the client.

5-7 years of experience.

1 Feb 2008 - 10:11am
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Lisa Bryant
2008

JOB - Interation Designer Architect at Carol, Plymouth, MN, full time

Carol, The Care Marketplace is a venture-backed health care/technology
start-up based in the Twin Cities. Carol is redefining the purchasing
relationship between consumers and health care providers with a
Web-based, retail marketplace in which local health care providers sell
health care services directly to consumers.

You can shop for most products and services. Why not health care?

In most industries, information about services, price, and quality are
clear and available to consumers. But health care has been different-
until now.

1 Feb 2008 - 8:57am
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5 years ago
7 replies
Dave Malouf
2005

"Manifesto of the UI" - A UI Developer's POV

http://tinyurl.com/ysxtyg

Hi guys, the above link is to a blog post by a UI Developer blogger. Lots of
what he is talking about is the stuff that we talk about.
It just highlights to me this notion of people are doing interaction design
without knowing they are doing it.

Just great!

1 Feb 2008 - 8:35am
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5 years ago
6 replies
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Adam Connor
2007

Statistics, Facts, Reports on PDF vs. HTML

I am working to make the case to some of my company's IT professionals
that the decision to go with PDF delivery for certain reports rather
than HTML is a bad one.

I've read all of Nielson's articles on PDFs as well as rebuttals by
various individuals (where they only seem to point out that PDFs can do
more than just be for print; include hyperlinks, interactive forms, etc.
but not that they do these things well enough to remove usability
concerns).

Can anyone else point me to statistics or reports on PDF vs. HTML and
PDF for onscreen reading.

1 Feb 2008 - 2:52am
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5 years ago
9 replies
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Soo Basu
2005

[IxDA] Futures research education?

Hi
I recently became interested in Futures Research. Was wondering if there are
any universities/ courses I can apply to?
Thanks,
Soo

--
"The details are not the details. They make the design' - Charles Eames
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Sunandini Basu
inktales.blogspot.com
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1 Feb 2008 - 12:19am
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Aaron Louie
2007

Seattle Monthly IA/UX Meetup - February 12th (date change!)

Once a month, we get together to have drinks, chat, network, and geek
out with fellow information architects, librarians, usability experts,
user experience designers, and other like-minded user-centered
professionals and students. It's open to anyone, so bring a friend --
especially those in other local organizations! The format will be
casual, but all are encouraged to bring something to discuss -- recent
work, an interesting topic, or even your resume.