Archive for May, 2008
Learn More About DT AND UX With Two New Resources
I first came across an article about user experience (UX) in January 2006. At the time I was doing some research for the book that would become Academic Librarianship by Design. Almost immediately I saw the connection between the two. User experiences could – probably should – be the outcome of a design thinking process. [...]
Posted: 28 May, 2008 in Design Thinking, User Experiences.
Tags: Design Thinking, tim_brown, User Experiences
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Customer Service vs User Experience
When talking to other librarians about user experience, the question/observation that invariably comes up is “but isn’t that just another way of saying we all need to give great customer service”. I admit it’s a good question. I don’t doubt that organizations that have mastered the user experience all incorporate great customer service into the process. A talk I attended recently [...]
Posted: 21 May, 2008 in User Experiences.
Tags: customer_service, user_experience
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shiny new toys
Interesting graphic in the back of the current Harvard Business Review. A nice warning not to rely on shiny new toys to drive interest, but rather we need consider the real issues/barriers preventing success and start there. Think of this as the librarian behind the reference desk– you get shiny new web tools or even [...]
Posted: 11 May, 2008 in Design Thinking.
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