RE: SIGIA-L: intellegent, pigheaded, outrageous and intriguing

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At 02:58 AM 2/1/2002 -0500, Christopher Fahey [askrom] wrote:
>My company ... is overtly focused on the user-interface
>end of projects, so being able to justify interaction design to clients
>is moot...

I have a similar experience....

Front end design (she says, avoiding other specific labels) has been our
business at Cognetics for 20 years. We've been through a variety of
technology changes and an evolving process as well as changes in labels for
what we do, but the core of the work has remained the same - creating an
excellent, usable user experience.

Whitney Quesenbery
whitneyq_at_acm.org

Hot Topics in Usability - March 11-15, London - www.effortmark.co.uk/hottopics/
STC 2002 - May 5-9, Nashville - www.stc.org/2002_conference.html
UPA 2002 - July 8-12, Orlando - www.upassoc.org/new/conferences/2002/index.html

STC Usability SIG - www.stcsig.org/usability/
User Interaction Designer - Cognetics Corporation - www.cognetics.com

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