Signposts for the Week ending November 24, 2006
Design theory edition! (C’mon, it’s a long weekend (in the US anyway), and you’ve got time to read!)
Generation C sees Products as Verbs and needs Experience Hooks
Dan finishes his exhaustive review of What Things Do
You can’t design experiences, says Tom Guariello in UXmatters
How much of product design is about overcoming unwelcome intimiacy? asks Tim Leberecht on the frog blog
What does interaction design have to do with bikes? Find out in An Interview with Grant Petersen of Rivendell Bicycle Works
Josh Porter predicts The Death of Information Architecture
Mobile TV is about the personal experience, says Jan Chipchase
How do we design accountability into our interfaces? asks Jono DiCarlo
Why Designing Systems is Difficult
Bill DeRouchey presses the reset button
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