Monthly Archives: November 2010

Planning what is needed for the UX App

Now that I have decided on the programming language I am going to use to create my app, I have to organise my thoughts and plan the application before I begin building it. Continue reading →

Learning Rails

After a long and interesting tutorial with Nik, I have decided that instead of using PHP to create the UX app, I am going to use Ruby on Rails. Continue reading →

Taking a Break to Read

From hearing Liz Danzico speak on ‘The Power of the Pause’, I decided to take my own reading break to catch up on the stack of books that I have sitting on my desk. Continue reading →

Creative Camp Un-Conference

I have decided to speak at the upcoming Creative Camp Un-Conference at the start of December. Having only ever spoken in front of classmates, this will be the first time I will be taking the step to speak in front of my peers, and truth be told I am already quite nervous. Continue reading →

How to Build an App in a Day

Research. I did a lot of research before I even opened up my text editor to write the first line of PHP. Continue reading →

The beginnings of the UX App

At the start of the year I had the idea of creating an app to record user experience. The idea that I had for it was to prove far too complicated with far too many variables in it. Continue reading →

UX in the real world.

There are two points of this post, one to do with the way in which I will be blogging from now on, and one on the subject of user experience. Continue reading →