Comments on: UX Process http://www.sameerchavan.com/ux-process/ User Research, Interaction Design (UI), Usability Testing, HCI, Mobile Apps Thu, 08 Dec 2011 10:31:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: User eXperience Digest No. 18 http://www.sameerchavan.com/ux-process/comment-page-1/#comment-100 User eXperience Digest No. 18 Wed, 21 Apr 2010 17:39:51 +0000 http://www.sameerchavan.com/?p=702#comment-100 [...] UX process tunnel [...] [...] UX process tunnel [...]

]]> By: admin http://www.sameerchavan.com/ux-process/comment-page-1/#comment-97 admin Mon, 12 Apr 2010 11:52:22 +0000 http://www.sameerchavan.com/?p=702#comment-97 My apology for late reply. You have a valid question. I had made this tunnel diagram when i was working for service company in 2001. In that company, most of the time, the development managers and developers use to ask us what would we be doing when they do coding or scoping. Their concern was , these UX designers will be seating idle until they write the requirement doc and all the function doc with primary working code. Earlier in the services companies (India), the UX designers were just considered for making interaction flows and visuals of already frozen requirement doc. So we had to do lot of evangelizing about UX and then make such diagrams to tell that UX designers can do some activities when developers/program manager/ product managers are busy doing initial scoping. My apology for late reply. You have a valid question. I had made this tunnel diagram when i was working for service company in 2001. In that company, most of the time, the development managers and developers use to ask us what would we be doing when they do coding or scoping. Their concern was , these UX designers will be seating idle until they write the requirement doc and all the function doc with primary working code. Earlier in the services companies (India), the UX designers were just considered for making interaction flows and visuals of already frozen requirement doc.
So we had to do lot of evangelizing about UX and then make such diagrams to tell that UX designers can do some activities when developers/program manager/ product managers are busy doing initial scoping.

]]> By: Binaebi http://www.sameerchavan.com/ux-process/comment-page-1/#comment-90 Binaebi Fri, 02 Apr 2010 03:47:23 +0000 http://www.sameerchavan.com/?p=702#comment-90 This is an interesting model of the User Experience "tunnel," as you call it. I wonder why you've made it seem so linear? It's practically the programming waterfall method but mapped to UxD, which hardly seems the case of real life. Having been on programming and design teams, and will have my masters in interaction design this May, I have a real issue with such diagrams because they give the wrong impression to those outside the field. This is an interesting model of the User Experience “tunnel,” as you call it. I wonder why you’ve made it seem so linear? It’s practically the programming waterfall method but mapped to UxD, which hardly seems the case of real life. Having been on programming and design teams, and will have my masters in interaction design this May, I have a real issue with such diagrams because they give the wrong impression to those outside the field.

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