Long time ago, I was discussing with an old friend/colleague, about how to document and manage the experience that we got in a previous Project for the European Commission. The main reason it was to avoid falling into the same mistakes that we did. …

Over 5 days, 31 Designers from (Diamond Bar, Frankfurt, Madrid, Recife, and San Diego) attended 21 Talks, 6 Workshops, and Group Activities. The week was intense and a challenge to synchronize our projects with our deadlines — it was awesome. The format was five days with talks and some hands-on…

I’m really tired of the stereotypes associated with designers, and this is my “Manifesto”: This is a dynamic list: 1.- I was fat, thin, fat, thin, fat, thin, and right now, I’m happy. 2.- I sold my trendy and amazing AKG headphones (I didn't use it). 3.- My favorite colors are orange…

…..thinking out loud: — A Nano-usability test or a Micro usability test, or elaborated usability test? About the previous question, why we can´t use both? is a rule wrote in stone? When to test? Only when is showed in our favorite UXcycle (graph)? All the “UX Designers” know that is it a test? Sorry this is easy….. NO. Sometimes the obvious is not always the most important, right? Are the UX Books the real way?

YES!!!!  — Of course, in my humble opinion. Every UX Designer has a different “perception” about what is UX, and I´m sure that I´ll be agree with all opinions. However, could you give 1 minute to argument the post´s title? Great, thanks…. Sometimes is impossible to understand the requirements. …

Icon versus Tag: A discussion with thousands of years. — When we design GUI, we often find ourselves at a crossroads that hampers us from time immemorial. And when I refer to “time immemorial”, I am not referring to when Sir Tim Berners Lee invented “The Web”, I mean hundreds and thousands of years ago. There are indications that the…