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Archive for October, 2008

In February I’ll be traveling to Denver for the next Web Directions conference. Web Directions is officiallly described as “a highly focused conference and workshops for web designers, developers, UX and ID designers, and other web professionals whose day to day job is building web sites and web applications. It features two dozen world class […]

22 Oct, 2008

How to give a memorably bad presentation

Posted by: admin In: community| education

Have a slide deck that is too long for your allotted time
Use bad fonts with drop shadows
Use funny voices and occasionally sing
Frantically wave your hands around
Be sure to never credit your sources
Talk a lot about your credentials
Use only really obscure examples of whatever you’re talking about
Avoid eye contact with the audience
Bring up lots of anecdotes […]

14 Oct, 2008

You 2.0: A documentary on lifehacking

Posted by: admin In: community| gtd

I’m looking forward to seeing this in its finished state. The filmmaker is a student and is looking for donations to keep the project rolling.

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The ever-observent Killface of Frisky Dingo is displeased that a map is missing some essential information. “Oh, here’s a good idea — indicate north! Otherwise, it’s not technically a map. It’s just a drawing.”


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in PotreroI'm Juliette Melton, a San Francisco resident, user experience researcher, and infrequent blogger. This is where I share interesting examples of user experiences that I come across and where I post updates on my various projects. See linoleumjet.com for my more photo-related postings.