There's the UX/Biomimicry bit but also design, code and storytelling. Co-founder of @Teknolog_io
Washington, D.C.
Joined May 2011
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“What no one is saying, interestingly enough, is that UX is struggling because all of the juicy problems have been solved.”
I helped pioneer UX design. What I see today disturbs me f-st.co/HBsT54M
Alone together: the past 20 years of remote connections – designswarm {thoughts} designswarm.com/blog/2020/09…
“There’s always a product designer and a researcher, they go everywhere together, they’re best friends for life.” editorx.com/shaping-design/a…
User Research Only Covers Users. a user is someone who has a… | by Indi Young | Inclusive Software medium.com/inclusive-softwar…
Cybersecurity Roadtrip | Roadtrip Nation roadtripnation.com/roadtrip/…
E-Whiskers: Berkeley Researchers Develop Highly Sensitive Tactile Sensors for Robotics and Other Applications | Berkeley Lab newscenter.lbl.gov/2014/01/2…
Snapshots from the research journey | by Liz Donovan medium.com/cisco-design-comm…
The Power of Insights: A behind-the-scenes look at the new insights platform at Uber | by Etienne Fang | Uber Design | Medium medium.com/uber-design/the-p…
Working towards user research and insight libraries | by Stephanie Marsh | Jul, 2020 | UX Collective uxdesign.cc/working-towards-…
5 Examples of Effective Information Architecture | Adobe XD Ideas xd.adobe.com/ideas/process/i…
Luis D Rodriguez retweeted
When it comes to systems design, what writing (books, articles) have you found to be the best for introducing the topic to designers and researchers?
And what’s missing?
Luis D Rodriguez retweeted
I'd like to see more caveats in user research. There are always limitations in the studies we run due to time, budget, or the method choice. It's risky to give teams too much confidence in our findings, and apply them inappropriately.