“End-user satisfaction and quality of experience need to be the fundamental pillars of any worthy company’s value system. Hence organizations must be structured in a way that tilts the odds in favor of achieving these goals. Good intentions are a start, but they are not sufficient. Appropriate tools and skills at the highest professional standards, applied according to best practice, are what’s needed.
Every project thus needs equally high levels of competence in the mutually dependent but different disciplines of engineering and UX. Professional stature is equally hard to achieve in each, and there are no simple shortcuts that let one jump from one to the other: This is no place for amateurs.”
2 May 2009
On engineering and design: an open letter
Microsoft Research Principal Scientist Bill Buxton calls for engineers and user-experience designers to learn to appreciate one another:
Leave a Reply
Experientia news
Very successful launch of Experientia's Talking Design lecture series
Click on image to view slideshow On Wednesday evening ...
Click on image to view slideshow On Wednesday evening ...
Write-up on Michele Visciola's talk at iHub, Kenya
Michele Visciola, President and Founding Partner of Experientia, gave a talk at iHub in Nairobi, ...
Michele Visciola, President and Founding Partner of Experientia, gave a talk at iHub in Nairobi, ...
Talking Design With Intel's Todd Harple
We cordially invite you to Experientia’s inaugural “Talking Design” evening. On ...
We cordially invite you to Experientia’s inaugural “Talking Design” evening. On ...
“CasaZera” opens, with Experientia smart meter design (incl. slideshow)
In a decommissioned industrial zone in Turin, a single bright yellow apartment stands out in the ...
In a decommissioned industrial zone in Turin, a single bright yellow apartment stands out in the ...
Low2No smart services workbook by Experientia
As part of Experientia's involvement in the award winning Low2No project in Helsinki and in ...
As part of Experientia's involvement in the award winning Low2No project in Helsinki and in ...
Putting people first
is powered by WordPress
is powered by WordPress


