In the next of our series of interviews with UX Designers who we admire and respect, Luke chats to Jessica Enders from Formulate Information Design.
In this excerpt, Jessica opens up about daily routines, managing deadlines, and the challenges in maintaining a work/life balance.
Lately we’ve been spending some time interviewing UX Designers who we admire and respect, to get an insight into how they do what they do.
Luke caught up with Ben Tollady, from Thirst Studios in Melbourne, Australia. Here’s an excerpt from their chat.
Amber Case is a user experience designer and a cyborg anthropologist—she’s a futurist, a technology enthusiast, and an entrepreneur.
She caught up with Matt to discuss wearable computing, location-based services, entrepreneurship, and what exactly it means to be a cyborg anthropologist.
To coincide with the Web Directions South 2012 conference that kicks off in Sydney tomorrow, Matt caught up with Josh Clark, the opening keynote presenter.
Josh is a designer of mobile apps and mobile websites, and the author of “Tapworthy: Designing Great iPhone Apps”.
To coincide with the Swipe Conference in Sydney this week, we’re publishing interviews with some of the conference speakers.
Jake MacMullin, who worked on the ABC’s iView app for the iPad and iPhone, talks about how you can design your apps to be more accessible.
To coincide with the Swipe Conference in Sydney this week, we’re publishing interviews with some of the conference speakers.
Meena Tharmarajah and Amy Nelson work as UX Designers for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation. They talk about the Play School Art Maker iPad app and the unique problems they faced in designing a user interface for pre-schoolers.
Jessica Enders specializes in designing that one component that strikes fear into the heart of many web designers: forms.
Why forms? And what drives her to tackle what most of us shudder at the thought of? She reveals all in this interview.
Jake Causby is a user experience designer from Sydney, and one of the speakers at this year’s UX Australia conference.
In this interview, he advocates that designers should be more transparent about their process, and discusses ways that we can get large-scale feedback and iterate quickly, to produce more useful, usable designs.
Ruth Ellison works as a UX designer with Stamford Interactive in Canberra, Australia.
In the second of a set of interviews with UX Australia speakers, she talks to us about web accessibility, how she came to a career in UX, and the state of UX design in Australia.
To coincide with the UX Australia conference, which kicks off today in Brisbane, we’re publishing a series of interviews with some of the talented UX designers who are speaking at the conference.
Today’s interview is with the keynote speaker and former creative director of Simple, Bill DeRouchey.