During the last 10 years, over 25,000 people have been a part of our initiative to share the important message that people matter, that technology should help people improve and enjoy their lives.
“The lifeblood of any discipline is its students,” write Doug Gillan and Beryl Plimmer in their introduction to the special student issue of the Journal of Usability Studies (JUS).
Hi! From 35,000 feet the sun is slipping below the horizon outside the airplane window, but my outlook couldn’t be sunnier. In just two days the UXPA 2015 conference begins and the Coronado Hotel will be filled to the rafters with attendees, presenters, volunteers, the roiling hubbub of conversations, and best of all friends and colleagues that have become family by meeting at this conference year after year. First timers will experience the presenters’ unique thought leadership and meet the people they’ll be happy to see again next year. Before that, of course, there’s a lot of last-minute work to be done. In keeping with the tireless work they’ve done throughout the last year (and longer) to get ready, your …
The May, 2015, issue of the Journal of Usability Studies (JUS) includes a provocative editorial and a paper on usability for complex systems and cooperative work.
Motivation and UX – the topic is explored from many angles in the latest print and online issue of UXPA’s User Experience magazine.
User Experience magazine has been in print since 2002. In 2013, the editorial team did a fantastic job of putting it online. This year, we decided to unlock the content so that the site is open to all. From 2015, we will move to an entirely digital format and the magazine will no longer appear in print.
