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One thing I have always disliked about UX design is the name. Frankly reading "user experience design" is a much better user experience for me than reading "U
by jmount 15y ago
One thing I have always disliked about UX design is the name. Frankly reading "user experience design" is a much better user experience for me than reading "UX design." The bad first impression always makes me wonder what other garishnesses will be in the project due a need to seem hip.
- rollypolly 15y agoWhat do you think of the term "Information Architecture"?
- jmount 15y agoAnything that is not an acronym is good in my book.
- fpp 15y agoAn overused and overstretched term from about 10+ years ago. Guess we need something better to describe these essential tasks to bring meaning to how data items are linked to each other etc. Then how that is expressed in terms of UX. Seen it done right and disastrously wrong (e.g. when a large Global 100 Player tried to create an IA across all their suppliers & companies).