GA UXDI 6

User stories

User stories for sand.box

Jerry is making an e-commerce website for his tapestry business. He is not proficient in coding and is excited about a tool to create in CSS.

Anna is making a website for her hobby of collecting ferns. She is not proficient in…

CrunchMode: Content, Voice, and Value

Growing up, I maintained some outlet for writing — blogs, journals, typewriters, you name it. I felt I had gotten fairly good at stating what was on my mind. Writing about my day was linear. Tangents were contained in their own paragraphs with a nice lead-in…

Sapling Data

It would seem appropriate that we end our UXDI 6 course producing work for a company called Sapling Data.

I’ve begun work on my last project with Evan Werdal and Joshua Bartz. Our client has limited the contact with our target audience, which has presented a unique challenge to…

The Beer Traveler: Deliverables

philanthropeas part 1

For this project, we are using a scrum process. As with all our class projects, the time frame is condensed. Scrum gives a more definitive framework in which to complete work. It is more determinant of workflow than it is of timeframe, but our Trello board gives us a clear way to see…

Client Project Kick Offs!

Kicking off design projects can be described as the following:

• Exciting! — You’re ready to begin a new challenge and learn as much as you can about your subject.
• Nerve-racking — There’s a new client to impress, and occasionally…

hummingbird

The wheel. The electric light. The internal combustion engine. The smartphone. Each of these inventions changed human history. And, each will pale in significance when compared to hummingbird.

Not really. But, if you want to high quality coffee catering for your office, dorm, or…

Paring Down Personas

In my last post, I wrote about the exciting Internet of Things project my team landed for our last 3 weeks of class. We came up with a survey and got some great responses, so I decided to synthesize that data to come up with our personas.