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Using AppMakr for WP7 Apps
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over 2 years ago
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sktodd
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There are a number of services that help people build apps for iPhone, Android and WP7. I originally checked these out so I could do a competitive analysis of the iPhone submission process without having to actually code anything. However, I recently...
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Nielsen's comment on WP7 usability
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over 2 years ago
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sktodd
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Jakob Nielsen is a well-known guru in the usability world. He has done a lot to bring usability to the forefront of software engineering. In one of his alertboxes, he does a quick assessment of WP7. ---------------------------------- From: Jakob...
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World Usability Day, November 11, 2010
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over 3 years ago
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sktodd
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World Usability Day is just around the corner. The overall theme is "Communication" which is vitally important to making usable products. Microsoft participates in World Usability Day and hosts a number of different talks and activities. The three areas...
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Mix 2011
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over 2 years ago
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sktodd
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The excitement of Mix 2011 is over, but the excitement of what we learned lives on. Last year at Mix, we did a usability study of the Visual Studio Windows Phone tools. It was the first time we were allowed to show the tools to anyone in the public...
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Update: Using AppMakr for WP7 apps
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over 2 years ago
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sktodd
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I reviewed my experience of making WP7 apps with AppMakr and I was pretty excited about the technology. However, it seems that their support for WP7 is sorely lacking. There is currently a showstopper bug that apps are getting rejected on. Many people...
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Re-orged to Windows Phone
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over 2 years ago
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sktodd
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A month or so ago, I was re-orged to the Windows Phone team. My main job in the Developer Division was to research the Mobile Phone Developer experience. I had worked pretty evenly with people in DevDiv and in WP, so I always thought my job could be done...
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Quick & Dirty Usability Techniques for Developers
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over 2 years ago
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sktodd
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I recently recorded a video for Silverlight TV on Quick and Dirty Ux Testing. My goal was to give three techniques that anyone can use to easily, quickly and cheaply test their products. Silverlight TV Episode These techniques can be used for...
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Susan - Ux Researcher
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over 3 years ago
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sktodd
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I'm a User Experience Researcher here at Microsoft. Been here since 1999 and I've worked on numerous products. Most of time has been in the developer division and learning all about developers. Currently, I am focused on Silverlight and Visual Studio...
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Act First, Do the Research Later
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over 2 years ago
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sktodd
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Don Norman posted an article about the realities of design in industry and how going through the ideal process of doing research first, then going through ideation/prototyping/iteration is not necessarily optimal. Why it is not necessary to start...
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"People in Context" - a new way to look at and beyond Personas
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over 2 years ago
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sktodd
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Background on Personas I joined the Developer Division User Experience Group on January 13, 2003. At that time, the three, now famous Mort, Elvis and Einstein, personas had just been developed by the team. I benefited from the wealth of research...
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