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Revealing Interfaces

If you're an Interaction Designer, I'm sure you've noticed a new design pattern in the past year - one that doesn't really seem to have a proper name yet. In fact, you're probably already incorporating this pattern into your designs. It seems like almost every major redesign is leveraging ...

Speaking @ Refresh

I'll be speaking to the Refresh Dallas group about the Mobile Web this Thursday (10/11) at IMC2. Over the past year I've been lucky enough to be involved with a couple different mobile projects, and in the process have learned a great deal about the mobile space. I've had to ...

Explaining User Experience

User Experience has been defined and visually demonstrated many times before, but I've never really seen the "nuts-and-bolts" of a User Experience project listed in a way that's easy to understand. I've come across many people who just don't know what goes into a UX project, and also don't ...

Hiring on the Fringe

Where do you go to look for new hires? Monster.com maybe? What if you're looking for that perfect culture fit, an individual that both has the skills and that je ne sais quoi you're looking for? Monster.com can easily tell you (if they are telling the truth) the skill set ...

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Jeremy is a web versatilist skilled in interaction design, user experience, information architecture and anything else loosely related to those topics. I also enjoy photography, Macs, travel and art.

Consume

April 30th 2006
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A Strategy

Yes I have a strategy. No really. I currently have three blogs, this will be my fourth. Each has a purpose and now that this forth blog is up, I'm ready for the fifth. This will be where I post my more coherent writings, things I feel will be ...
April 30th 2006
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rebooting

It's time once again for the May 1st Reboot (or better known in some circles as the CSS reboot). This time around I found a more non-traditional blog style template (hemingway) and remixed it a bit. In fact, I liked hemingway so much, that I also used it (again, with ...
May 2nd 2006
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Creative Workspaces

Do you work in a creative workspace? If you work at Pixar or Google you do. Doesn't everyone work better in a relaxing, comfortable, creative environment? If so, then why are so many office spaces the standard "cube it" and "blue it". If you had a chance to ...
May 8th 2006
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The Experience of Tea

Starbucks may own coffee, but tea is still up for grabs. While in Europe tea time is a common occurrence, here in America tea is way behind to coffee. Why is that? Well it could be that Americans are all about "hurry up" and Europeans, while not lazy, know when ...

Iterate or Innovate?

While Microsoft and Sony both iterate on proven designs for traditional video game systems, Nintendo (which has been loosing ground in recent years) decided to innovate. Some say it's a gamble, but Nintendo needed to do something - or it was going to be left behind by hard core ...

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