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The UX of Buying A Drum Kit

Two things I am good at are Pool and Tennis.  Each requires a specific piece of equipment that makes a big difference in how you play.  If someone asked me to help them buy a pool cue or a tennis … Continue reading

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The UX of Generic Frame – Day 1

First impressions are important.  I was asked by someone at Generic Frame to look at their prototyping tool, so I wrote down the impressions I got after using it for about a half hour. Warning 1: I didn’t like it … Continue reading

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Great Cookie Name

Say the name of the product depicted below.  Every word makes me salivate.  Oh my god, I want to shove 20 of these in my mouth and make my blood sugar spike.  It’s not the name of a product, it’s … Continue reading

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The UX of Windows 8 Technical Preview

I have no idea what I was thinking.  Why did I install Windows 8 on my Samsung Series 9 laptop?  It was running great.  I was happy.  Now, I have this ridiculous operating system with its horrible Metro UI.  Can you tell … Continue reading

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The UX of Jake Shimabukuro in Concert

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IdU9Z7N_EVM”>Hallelujah

A few years ago, my wife gave me a Ukulele as a birthday present.  Although I had never played an instrument before, I found the ukulele delightful and easy to play.  It’s soothing and fun and easy to carry around. … Continue reading

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