Tag: ux design
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Permaculture Principles
There are 12 principles in permaculture design and they are easily googled. Full books, long books have been written on these principles! But I’m going to list them here anyway, just by way of introduction to the concept with the caveat that I will dive into all 12 of them separately. Dun da da daaaaah:…
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Ethical Web Design
Practitioners trace the origins of permaculture design to an Australian forest service worker in the 1970s. His name is Bill Mollison and together with his graduate student David Holmgren, they offered us all a radical shift in thinking about agriculture by observing and re-creating what happens in a forest. You probably have never heard of permaculture,…
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UX Garden
Do you keep a vegetable garden? I do. I guess people would call me a gardener, but that would be a stretch! As each sign of Spring begins to appear in the dank-cold of winter, the garden in my dreams – the garden I know I can create – begins beckoning me to action. And…
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The “X” in UX design
It isn’t really surprising to me that people sometimes think I handle usability for web sites. You know, I make sure they work right and do what they are suppose to do. To a large extent, that is true. Making sure the links work, the navigation makes sense, SEO plans are in place, testing the…