When Jurassic Park was on at the cinema, I remember laughing out loud with a couple of my computing mates
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Design creativity: harnessing your inner genius
In 1926 Graham Wallis proposed the above five stages to describe the process of creativity. Wallis claimed that first a person absorbs information and secondly the information settles. Thirdly, the person feels that a solution is coming and then, the solution manifests itself to the person so finally, it can be verified and a product is created.
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The eight tasks in an artefact lifecycle
A bridge, building, or piece of software may exist for many years. Or, as often happens in the case of
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Inside Your Users’ Mind: The Cultural Probe
Cultural probes are quick and dirty way to get inside the users’ minds in a way that standard user testing
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Design using function, behaviour, structure
Last month, at the Architectural Association, Bill Hillier described how English Heritage often want to reinstate the paths and roads
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