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Being a one-trick pony is AWESOME(stephaniehay.com)
1 points by shay 14y ago|0 comments
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by shay 14y ago
YES, exactly! Perfectly said.
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by shay 14y ago
Great points re: hardware (especially Doxie, which took scanning to a friendly, one-button experience). I'll check out Ableton live. Thanks!
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by shay 14y ago
A buddy of mine suggested I post to HN, so here goes. I'd love to hear your thoughts -- or other examples of new products that had/have a UX optimized for the first-timer...
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The #1 UX Failure of New Products(stephaniehay.com)
10 points by shay 14y ago|6 comments
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by shay 16y ago
People who are actively looking for work -- and especially those who haven't yet built up a solid network for referrals -- will increase their chances of making it through the primary gatekeeper (be it a startup CEO, HR rep, or dev director
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by shay 16y ago
/Warning Sign #1: Disrespectful or Abrupt/ I've found that people who email with no explanation or "sell" of their own but just immediate, terse requests like "What are your rates?" or "I need a copywriter. You available?" are typically NOT
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by shay 16y ago
Finding this is hard, especially because we non-techies are likely on a learning curve when we're having substantive discussions with you about the evolution of our product. But I think that as long as we're informed on technology (opport
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by shay 16y ago
I agree with weego that the place to start with user experience designs is with THE USER. Describe these (assumed) primary and secondary players that support whatever business and marketing efforts you've got. Simple persona style might be: