Download the posters: User Research Tips
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This is the content I came to see on this website
They’re learning how to open .rar files
(Source: fuks)
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Cope / C.O.P.E. / Copenhagen — and Content Strategy →
Yesterday, we launched at new agency, owned by MOC. I’m heading that new thing and it’s called Cope.
Is that name a tribute to NPR’s COPE approach?
You bet.
And we’re from Copenhagen.
And we’re all about helping out when it comes to coping with massive content—through all the… -
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The UI designer’s superpower is being able to take any form. The UX designer’s superpower is invisibility.
— And together, they make a very powerful team. (via thehipperelement)
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Measuring the Success of Your Content Strategy
At the end of 2013, Director and Global Practice Lead for Content Strategy Kevin P. Nichols and Rebecca Schneider of Azzard Consulting published a paper presenting how metrics can provide new insights into how effective a content strategy actually is.
As content strategist, it’s easy to be focused on our primary tasks of creating, publishing and maintaining content. Equally important, however, is looking at your content through a metrics-based lens.
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UX Brighton talks philosophy →
I headed to Brighton today to UX Brighton, organised by Danny Hope.
Here’s my take but there’s much more at #uxbri too.
1. Marianne Talbot
Our actions are deliberate, intentional, chosen and performed for a reason. Our choices are governed by reasons.
Rational-driven actions are…
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[social sandbox] Human tweets, cyborg tweets and cookie treats →
Good afternoon! Let’s start the week off with these three items:
1. We dipped our collective toe back into hosting the @NPRnews Twitter account last week and here’s some more authentic feedback from editors who took up the challenge.
Camila Domonoske cites the importance of visual elements…
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Additional Resources for “Human at Work”
As I finalized and prepared for my High Ed Web presentation last week, I found I had gathered far more materials and resources than I could fit into a single talk without overwhelming my audience. I’m happy to share this complete list of links and details for all the books, apps, website, and other resources I shared in my presentation, as well as a few others I couldn’t find room for.
While the response to my talk far exceeded my own expectations, I was grateful to discover that I am not the only one who is looking to improve their habits in the workplace. I hope you find these tools helpful.
Do you have a favorite book or app or other resource that is missing from this list? I’d love to know what it is - just leave a comment below or email your suggestions to hundredpercenthuman-at-yahoo-dot-com and I’ll update the list!
