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Around the Web: TreesaverJS, Ben Barry, Seinquote, & Kenny Meyers Stirs the Pot
In: web resources
8 Feb 2011It’s Monday, so this roundup is devoted to all things and people in web design (ux, photo, illustration, art, graphics, CSS, jQuery, tutorials, project/product management design, and more). Not sure about the name, but it’s lovely. jQuery Deconstructed, a series designed to visually and interactively deconstruct the internal code of JavaScript libraries, including jQuery, Prototype, and MooTools Aptly [...]
E*TRADE’s Digital Customer Experience
In: web resources
26 Jan 2011By Tim Paul An interview with Tim Paul, Director of Product Management and User Experience at E*TRADE, about the growth and role of UX in the digitally driven company. UX Magazine sat down with Tim Paul, Director of Product Management and User Experince at E*TRADE at the Forrester Customer Experience Forum. This discussion was part [...]
It’s Monday, so this roundup is devoted to all things and people in web design (ux, photo, illustration, art, graphics, CSS, jQuery, tutorials, project/product management design, and more). Forrester’s 2011 Customer Experience Predictions 10 Designers Share the Process of Creating Their Amazing Design Work (via @ibrandstudio) Possibly the *best ever* Flickr pool for designers, Interface [...]
As news stories go, there have been more interesting ones than an employee not switching companies. However, rumors indicated that Twitter was courting Google’s Sundar Pichai, and in order to keep him – which Google has – Google likely had to lay out a significant sum of money. To set the scene: Sundar Pichai has [...]
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