Digital Telepathy has always done things differently. When you hire the San Diego-based design firm, you won't hear any pitches. Instead, you'll embark on a journey with a partner, one that involves a constant flow of conversation to propel the project forward. This journey is called Objective-Based Design.
The Notes feature in Axure RP is an easy way to document and communicate the intent and functionality of your designs. This can be especially useful as the developers are implementing the solution or when QA is writing test scripts based on the design.
Change is difficult, but not changing is fatal. So goes the anthem for many a business leader looking to innovate and stay ahead of the curve. Dani Nordin, UX Director at Pegasystems and author of several O'Reilly design books, shares her recent experience in introducing change at one of the world's most venerable corporate brands, the Harvard Business Review.
You pour blood, sweat and tears into a prototype. You spend hours thoughtfully crafting every nuance of the experience. You present it, like a proud parent. Then your boss, or client, requests 'just one small change.' No problem, except making that change requires you to rip apart your entire prototype.
SAP released a new Fiori widget library for Axure RP and is making the switch from PowerPoint. The change coincided with the release this month of the Fiori Design Guidelines Version 1.28.
You can organize your own Axure Meetup. It takes a bit of work, but to get you going, we interviewed several top organizers to share their best tips and tricks for putting together an awesome and rewarding Meetup Group.