Beesknees UX - Part 3

Crowd surfing. Wheeeeee!

By admin | Published: 14/07/2009

Everybody ’s doing it. It’s nothing to be ashamed about. Jared Spool at work in the middle of the night (it was daytime in Holland) and Scott Berkun (working on his new book), to name a few of the more famous I happened to catch tweets from. Dipping into our collective knowledge, their followers. We, happy to serve them. Read More »

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Digimeente application [GovUnited]

By acvessen | Published: 10/07/2009

2008 – 2009 • Logica
GovUnited commissioned Logica to develop their Midoffice Suite “Digimeente” (case management) for 70+ municipalities. My job was to design a user friendly GUI for it bases on the “proof of concept” (POC). Read More »

Posted in Portfolio | Tagged Case management, Government, Information architecture, Interaction design, Portfolio, Process management, User requirements | Comments closed

Web Apps

By admin | Published: 10/05/2009

In the Spoolcast “Better Navigation for Web Application” Jared Spool asked Hagan Rivers a couple of questions she didn’t get around to answering the attendees at the Web App summit. God I wish I had been there, but that’s beside the point. One of the questions asked was: “How do you know what the user thinks?” Read More »

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Usability Testing Guerilla Techniques

By admin | Published: 28/09/2008

I’m really looking forward to a session of the User interface13 Conference October 13th in Cambridge by Dana Chisnell – Usability Testing Guerrilla Techniques: Collecting User Data on a Shoestring.

I’ve been working on an interesting “e-government” project for a couple of months now as a user experience designer. Initially I was asked to make a click-able prototype to show the client what the product was going to look like and how it was going to work. The product we were building was to be an enhancement of an application Logica had already build. On top of some technological improvements it was supposed to become more user friendly than it had been (enter me). Read More »

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Adam Greenfield: The city is here for you to use

By admin | Published: 06/07/2008

The two presentations during the CHI conference “The web and beyond -> Mobility” that were most inspiring to me were Adam Green’s keynote: “The city is here for you to use” and Jyri Engeström’s keynote “Nodal Points”. The reason for this may be that in a previous life I studied Human Geography during which time I read a lot about how space was organized and which economic and physical laws determined its organization. But also about how space was perceived. I was surprised to find how relevant these issues have become to interaction design. Read More »

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Examples of Colette van Essen's work and slant on user experience issues.

Digimeente application [GovUnited]

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