This Portfolio
Path I followed
# UX Designer focus
Breaking it down into pages
Work on exercises daily. Let the design principles that I've learned become second nature. It helps calibrate what I'm taking in.
It lets me subtract what mine from what is part of the user (the work) is.
Where UX Applies
Platform Agnostic
Most of the time, I describe by doing. In technology, templates mean somthing slightly different than filling out a sign-up sheet or medical form. They have moving parts to them.
- Can I describe what a UX designer is in 5 minutes?
- Does it serve me well to bring up code?
You can tell a lot about someone from how they scoop their ice cream. Are they careful and deliberate? Are they calm where otherwise managing a hectic lifestyle? I say these prerequisites are not random. There was a design placed to the enjoyment the first scoop.
What about the data
To notice small things that add up to big Eye tracking software exists. Its a short distance away from ‘scoop-tracking' software.
hypothetical scoop tracking What picture would this paint for us? Do you measure the shape and volume of the first scoop? What number would reveal that the subject just wanted to eat the ice cream?
Out design other work?
Scoring interest
user flows
thematic maps
timelines
Gantt calendars
'riskiest' feature assessments
cost-benefit cartesian-style plotting
* Keywords aiming to address across portfolio
[ ] breadth [x] responsive web design [ ] platform guidelines [ ] collaborative work style [ ] problem-solving ability [ ] competency [ ] idea to whiteboard [ ] whiteboard to execution [ ] sketches [ ] workflows [ ] interactions [ ] end state [ ] strategy [ ] communication [ ] delivery [ ] recent work [ ] samples (downloadable) [ ] depth
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