Tag Archives: user experience

Launched the new dimlights.com

By Clay Newton | Published: May 20, 2010

I am super excited about this: today we launched the new dimlights.com – The Cowboy Boot Webpage. I’ve been working with Jennifer June on this for a couple of months now, and I am really proud of what’s come out of it. In addition to making a new friend in Jennifer, who is probably the [...]

Posted in Content, Current Affairs, Experience, Favorite New Things, This tastybit | Also tagged atahualpa, blog, boot, captcha, cowboy boots, design, development, dimlights, dimlights.com, experience design, jennifer june, typekit, web, wordpress | Comments closed

UX in an Agile shop: you’re doing it wrong

By Clay Newton | Published: September 10, 2009

I'm taking a stab at answering a question that is becoming quite common these days, "How does design fit into an agile development process?" Illustration by I, Timmy I have a decent amount of experience doing UX in "Agile" environments. One thing that's critical to acknowledge is that there is no standard Agile method: every shop [...]

Posted in Craft | Also tagged agile, design, development, iterative, software, UCD, user-centered design, UX, waterfall | Comments closed

10 UX myths, condensed

By Clay Newton | Published: August 31, 2009

Keith Lang whipped out a great post over on Carsonified, demystifying ten UX myths. It's really good stuff, and he covers each with humor and ease. That said, it's a little long, so I will give you the condensed version. Photo by cobalt123 Myth #10: If the Design is a Good One, You Don’t Need [...]

Posted in Craft, Seriously | Also tagged Craft, design, designers, myths, product, software, UX, web | Comments closed

Tag Archives: user experience

Launched the new dimlights.com

UX in an Agile shop: you’re doing it wrong

10 UX myths, condensed

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