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Weblogs Worknotes: Dan Saffer
Dan Saffer, senior interaction designer at Adaptive Path, has a new book coming out called Designing for Interaction. We met up at the AP offices when I was in town last and had a great chat about what makes for great interaction design, how you allow for (encourage?) hackability, and much more. The book was an excellent introduction for me (the non-designer software dabbler) into the current thinking about user experience & interaction.
For more, check out Dan’s blog, the AP blog, and the interviews Dan has conducted for the book. Dan & I will also be doing a panel with Kit Seeborg & Jeremiah Owyang this month at WebVisions 2006.
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[...] Brian Oberkirch has just posted the podcast of his interview with Dan Saffer (both are WV panelists) about his upcoming book “Designing For Interaction”. Listen to the podcast then come to the “Let Go, Jump In” session on Community Marketing, also on Thursday. post by Kit — June 30, 2006 @ 2:32 pm Uncategorized | permalink [...]
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[...] Brian Oberkirch has just posted the podcast of his interview with Dan Saffer (both are WV panelists) about his upcoming book “Designing For Interaction”. Listen to the podcast then come to the “Let Go, Jump In” session on Community Marketing, also on Thursday. post by Kit — June 30, 2006 @ 2:32 pm Uncategorized | permalink [...]
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[...] Brian (during his incredible tour around the bay area) spent some time interviewing Dan on a podcast on his upcoming book called “Designing for Interaction” This is a book I will get, as Dan mentions it’s folks that may not be hard core designers or may not have a strong design background –being a Web Manager, that sounds good to me. [...]
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[...] Brian (during his incredible tour around the bay area) spent some time interviewing Dan on a podcast on his upcoming book called “Designing for Interaction” This is a book I will get, as Dan mentions it’s folks that may not be hard core designers or may not have a strong design background –being a Web Manager, that sounds good to me. [...]
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Excellent interview, looking forward to reading the book.
Comment by jharr — July 1, 2006 @ 3:43 pm
Excellent interview, looking forward to reading the book.
Comment by jharr — July 1, 2006 @ 3:43 pm
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