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Design flaws in everyday experiences
04 March 06 12:01 AM

Oddly enought, I was actually trying to get to sleep last night when I began thinking of things to blog about. 2 things came to mind: Disney rides The concept of the not-so-big house Both of these are about experiences. Let's look closer... Disney rides Read More...

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Transparent marketing?
02 March 06 09:46 AM

OK. So I might as well tell you that I grew up a big Disney fan. Over the years, I've shaken some of the fanaticism for Disney but not completely. I still love that they try to go the extra mile with most everything they do. But I saw a commercial tonight Read More...

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Hello, Moto!
22 February 06 08:12 PM

I think one great example of design stepping forward in a now commonplace technology is with cell phones. Just look at what Motorola is doing with the RAZR , SLVR , and PEBL . I actually own a v400 Motorola and haven't been the happiest with the reception Read More...

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Embracing user experience at Microsoft
25 January 06 08:40 PM

I joined Microsoft about 6 years ago fresh out of grad school. I was a student of rhetoric and spent most of my time studying the rhetoric of visual communication. When I was offered a job with the Office User Assistance team, they asked me if I wanted Read More...

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