Posts Tagged ‘experience design’
Twenty ten
2010 is off to a pleasant and eventful (if not rainy) start.
Crazy busy at work… which I’ll go into more detail at a later time. Also I’ve narrowed down what my graduate thesis is going to be. All I can say now is that it relates to both mobile devices and music, and unites some [...]
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Tags: experience design, music, photos
July update
Summer is going along rather swimmingly. I’ve certainly tried to adhere to my goals for these few months: take more photos, ride my bike more often, return to music making, and read more.
I’ve tried to take a camera wherever I go these days, whether its the shambolic serenity of the Albany Bulb (above, a nearby [...]
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Tags: experience design, music, photos
Interaction 09 redux – IxDA SF
The SF chapter of the Interaction Design Association held a redux of Interaction 09 this weekend at Adaptive Path. I volunteered to help with A/V stuff and whatever else needed doing. Many speakers from the February event were from the Bay Area, and a healthy number of local practitioners couldn’t make it to Vancouver for [...]
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BART data visualization?
Well that’s what it looks like to me, anyway.
As I start my second semester at AAU, I’ve been leanding more and more thought to my thesis project. Originally I was leaning towards a rich, community driven site for carpoolers in the Bay Area… but we ended up concepting just that for my last usability class [...]
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