What do bakers, metalsmiths and user experience professionals have in common? They’re all crafts, but unlike other crafts, UX doesn't have a mentality of apprenticeship and practice. I argue that because UX requires broad knowledge across a number of disciplines, practical experience, and people skills, simply getting a degree and attending conferences isn't enough.
putting together the pieces of the UX puzzle. also: voracious reader, hockey player, mustache enthusiast bio from Twitter
2:25pm Vernacular Interaction Design by Frederick van Amstel
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