Quick followup on the Contextual Inquiry post. Last time I said:
So, thanks to my contextual inquiry, and seeing the application and users in action, it is going to be my recommendation to scrap the project.
So I did and it worked. They are still running the project in order to get a particular […]
As of tomorrow I get charged (the month of August was a free trial) for my TypePad version of usabilityworks.org.
So, I will be moving there permanently (until the next big thing comes along:). The URL usabilityworks.org is pointing there already. I’ll leave these up for archival purposes.
Hopefully you will join me […]
There’s nothing like visiting the people who will be using the application you are designing to make you remember that there are real people out there who need actual help.
I don’t always get to do contextual inquiries (aka: site visits, user visits, et al.). There are many reasons I don’t get to go, and […]
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