Where does sketchnoting fit into the design process? And why are UX Designers so drawn to creating visual notes?
Matt explores these questions and more. Could sketchnoting be the perfect platform for practicing core design skills?
Matt attended Conference2013 in Sydney last week, a conference dedicated to innovation, organised by the Hargraves Institute.
He took his notebook and created sketchnotes of some of the presentations.
If you’re a regular subscriber to our newsletter, you’ll be familiar with the illustrated UX Quick Tip that we include in each issue.
Matt pulls together some of his favourite quick tips from past newsletters, including the corresponding illustration for each one.
Matt divines lessons for UX Designers from one of his favourite movies, The Blues Brothers.
What do two black-suit-and-sunglass-wearing, cigarette-smoking, morally compromised musicians have to do with user experience design? As it turns out, quite a lot …
In the second of our series of reviews of online UX courses, we look at a course claiming to be “the ultimate guide to usability”.
Is this just marketing hyperbole, or a deserving description of the content? Matt investigates…
Have you ever heard of the User Experience Awards?
Matt hadn’t either, but as it turns out, they’re a thing—an annual juried event in New York City that celebrates exceptional digital user experiences.
Once upon a time, the phrase “online community” meant you had a forum. Today, there are a ton of alternative tools that allows online communities to come together.
Matt delves beyond the tools to profile some of the individuals whose contributions to the UX Mastery community have made the biggest impact on him.
Ever been faced with the redesign of a website containing content that you’re completely unfamiliar with?
You need to perform a content audit. “A what now?” I hear you ask. Fear not: UX Australia’s Donna Spencer is here to guide you through.
Have you ever wished you had an easier way to user test your mobile app (or the mobile experience of visiting your website)?
A new iPhone app, Magitest, promises to change that by turning your phone into a portable mobile usability lab. Matt puts the app through its paces.
Thinking of attending the Intranets2013 conference in Sydney this May?
Here’s one more reason to go—to attend a workshop with UX Mastery’s own Matthew Magain.
