Signposts for the Week ending July 21, 2006
by Adaptive PathAdaptive Path pals nForm launch PaidPOV, “where market research meets Web 2.0.”
Luke Wroblewski provides an interface design skill-set diagram.
A handful of interviews with designers.
Does the process matter more than the outcome? John Maeda ponders.
Why Englishmen do it with their socks on.
Heidi Adkisson on Defending Design Decisions.
Browse through the Flickr group “Everyday Information Architecture,” pictures of “personal design solutions for organizing and structuring everyday life and environment: bookshelves, movie-collections, mind-maps, workplaces, toolboxes, garages, photoboxes, filing cabinets etc.”
We’re a Mac shop, and many of us have a deep and abiding love of OmniGraffle. Graffletopia should be of help to folks like us!
At 37Signals’ Signal vs. Noise, Adaptive Path emeritus Jeffrey Veen chats with Khoi Vinh about the move from a small organization to a large corporation.
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