Takin' it back to Web Design 1.0! I'm ready for a desktop-based Web Design tool, as my copy of Dreamweaver is runnin' slow, Macromedia!
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While #dataviz is good at depicting the scale of things, doing so in relation to ourselves is another endeavour. Humans may be good at relating to our own body's scale and position, Elena Etter examines why we struggle to scale in respect to other bodies. https://t.co/16uAr0RtmN
Looking for someone to share our office here in Downtown Berkeley, shared with just one other person. Take the standing desk by the open window. Get off the couch and back to the grind in 2021! DM for details. #backtoworksafely https://t.co/aNoesWbuNQ
Recalling this Harvard Business Review comparison of what categories of data does the USA and others value most. Gov't ID / SSNs are typical of Americans, but healthcare data not so much. https://t.co/C3RYzFiRRx
Want to do more with your research data? A free webinar on going how better analyze survey data using freely available segmentation tools that Gauge has built for the UXR community. Starts at 10am! #data#analytics#visualization https://t.co/cLeEBIDlk9
What a great night for data visualization! The longitudinal approaches are so important, now that we're perceiving change over time. Whereas last night, the range and estimate scenarios held much more immediacy. What was your favorite way of looking at el…https://t.co/7ksITTSz38
I'm amped up about our talk next Thursday, titled "Surveys and Segmentation". We will be unveiling a new, publicly-available tool for UX Researchers to better understand our nominal, ordinal and unstructured data. No cost for the community to attend. #ux…https://t.co/0cr7CtSOpC
M to the A to the S to the K
Put the mask upon the face just to make the next day
Stick up kids doing boogie-woogie wear the mask
Yeah everybody wear the mask but how long will it last
@kevlar_f – twenty years on, I will still always associate this book, and the principles therein, with you. Remembering fondly your CCA(C) teaching days with Mike Abbink, @tdbth and David Karam. #Helvetica4eva#leadership#inspiration https://t.co/4GoO61VGXA
Wonderful (older) post by @thisiscchs about accountability in design. I'll never look at Tomato Sauce the same way... where are you on the 12 steps of a Designer’s path to hell? https://t.co/00Y8nZW3U3
Considering LDA for topic modeling of open-ended survey responses? There are better libraries to choose from in LFLDA, BTM and WNTM. #datavisualization#datascience#uxresearch t/y: Selina Pietsch Stefan Lessmann
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