Busco consultor UX/IA

Busco a alguien que me ayude porque estoy desbordado de proyectos (todos super interesantes!).

Se trata de ayudarme en mi día a día haciendo:

- Arquitectura de información
- Diseño de la interacción
- Wirefames y prototipado
- Toma de requisitos con clientes
- Presentaciones
- Test de usabilidad

Busco alguien con cierta experiencia en estas áreas pero sobretodo motivado por aprender rápido y capaz de asumir responsabilidades a corto plazo.

Contacto: mándame un mail a maximo.castagno@spenta.es con ejemplos de trabajos de los que te sientas orgulloso.

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When a top executive have to publish a “how to” you know some interaction designer hasn’t done a good job…

When a top executive have to publish a “how to” you know some interaction designer hasn’t done a good job…

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Delicious blog post by Charlie Park explaining Tufte’s Slopegraphs.PS: After being hit by a car on my bicycle this morning, this piece made my day ;-) 

Delicious blog post by Charlie Park explaining Tufte’s Slopegraphs.

PS: After being hit by a car on my bicycle this morning, this piece made my day ;-) 

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My students at Idat went totally crazy…

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Like them.

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Mobile UI Patterns, interesante compilación de pantallas en diferentes servicios móviles agrupadas por temáticas. PD: Gracias de nuevo Sergio!

Mobile UI Patterns, interesante compilación de pantallas en diferentes servicios móviles agrupadas por temáticas.

PD: Gracias de nuevo Sergio!

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A portal like Yahoo in China looks like this…

Homepage of a chines web portal like Yahoo

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Last week I was discussing with my students about the subject vs. sender priority problem in email apps. In my opinion Subject is nº1 in the hierarchy but many people think Sender is more important and the main argument is that subject can be empty and sender cannot. Then the question is : How often a user do not use the subject field? Well… we should check the stats for that (no idea how to do that, maybe asking in Quora ;-) but I’ve just discovered that there is a big hurdle to “forget” the subject (see image). So I keep guessing that nowadays very few people send an email with a blank subject. PS: I like this design issue because it shows how controversial things can get around a small detail. ”Usability hides in tiny details” I use to tell my students.

Last week I was discussing with my students about the subject vs. sender priority problem in email apps. In my opinion Subject is nº1 in the hierarchy but many people think Sender is more important and the main argument is that subject can be empty and sender cannot.

Then the question is : How often a user do not use the subject field?

Well… we should check the stats for that (no idea how to do that, maybe asking in Quora ;-) but I’ve just discovered that there is a big hurdle to “forget” the subject (see image).

So I keep guessing that nowadays very few people send an email with a blank subject.

PS: I like this design issue because it shows how controversial things can get around a small detail. ”Usability hides in tiny details” I use to tell my students.

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Quejas al diseño industrial minimalista

A menudo escucho quejas a la usabilidad de productos digitales pero en cambio creo que la gente se queja muy poco de los productos físicos.

En una semana he leído dos buenas:

El lavaplatos de 37 signals
37signals dishwasher unusable 

Y el grifo de Jesus Encinar
El grifo sin cabeza de Jesus Encinar 

PD: de todas formas Jesus podría dedicar su tiempo a arreglar su casa antes de ponerse a fotografiar grifos en lavabos ;-) 

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Good designers care about people experiencing their products, bad designers don’t. But there is a third category: evil ones. These concrete pillows in deceptively authentic cushion-impression provide a surprising seating experience. The bench is intended to be placed in the own garden, the park or in the urban area.  A surprising seating experience is what we all masochists need. 

Good designers care about people experiencing their products, bad designers don’t. But there is a third category: evil ones.

These concrete pillows in deceptively authentic cushion-impression provide a surprising seating experience. The bench is intended to be placed in the own garden, the park or in the urban area. 

A surprising seating experience is what we all masochists need. 

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