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↪ Replying to @val_brigatti
@val_brigatti @beantin In this context the Swedish version makes sense but I've realized it's going to be impossible to replicate in X cultural contexts.
↪ Replying to @beantin
@beantin Yes! It's all so weird with these titles. I think I want to make a point of being educated within communication rather than 'design'.
↪ Replying to @unknown
@Loukas_RS Fair point. For context, it's to be used in a blurb for my book - so a bit of background about me.
Swedish peeps (and English-speakers). In Sweden I have a BA in communication science and can refer to myself as a "kommunikationsvetare". How would this transfer to English? Is there a similar term or is simply 'degree in Communication Science' the best way to put this?
Yikes how I hate @LinkedIn. Wrote a lengthy response in the app and went to fact check something in another app. When I returned to the LinkedIn app it refreshed and my response was gone. Third time in a few weeks this has happened.
This made me spit out my tea 😂🎻 x.com/lauraklein/sta…
↪ Replying to @odannyboy
@odannyboy The tale of the dueling neuro-surgeons.
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@odannyboy Cheaper by the Dozen (no not the film)
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I've worked up quite a rage for the episode of @UXPodcast we're recording tomorrow. Will be an interesting show...
@beantin, stop me if I start shouting into the microphone 😬
Any info on the origins of the paper prototyping video woud be hugely appreciated.
RT = ❤️
DMs are open. x.com/ixdf_org/statu…
Source is found. The teaser is that we'll reveal more in the episode of UX Podcast coming out in just over two weeks time...
↪ Replying to @frdrk
@frdrk I think people are leaving for reasons like this but the vast majority have no clue about these actions.
That awful connect button on LinkedIn. Tap it and the connect request is sent. No confirmation request, no ability to also add a message – which @LinkedIn claims is the behavior they endorse. 🤦🏽♀️
One way to support a behavior is to actually design for it...
↪ Replying to @anettenovak
@anettenovak @ChristerSfeir Vet inte om ni läst denna attitydundersökning gällande systemet i Jeddah?
digitalcommons.wku.edu/cgi/viewconten…
"We have been naive." is political code for "We are now going to be treating large groups of people a lot worse."
↪ Replying to @RealSaavedra
@RealSaavedra A potential learning moment has presented itself to you Ryan.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Situation…
Facebook made it look like you had to enter your e-mail password so that it could steal the details of all your contacts.
I mean, it appears nobody is learning anything in this game.
#designethics
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↪ Replying to @ixdf_org
@interacting Paper prototyping promotes reflection, co-creation and immensely valuable discussions.
It's a fantastic tool if you know what you're doing and it grieves me to see how many designers have not only never tried it but also rudely dismiss it without ever having tried it.
@interacting Also wondering how many actually read the article... 😂
@interacting Am also seeing tweets about how the example in the tweet is over-engineered. How can you know this without knowing context? For example, I see how this would be awesome for teaching programming.
To conclude "over-engineered" I would need a lot more info. Context is key.