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For a UX designer, there is a wide (and not fully agreed upon) list of possible skills one could have: user research, user testing, ethnography, interaction design, wireframing, sketching, information architecture and visual design are only some of them.
“Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.” – Arthur C. Clarke
One of the challenges to creating effecting and engaging User Experiences (UX) for interactive devices is balancing the creative aspect with the fu
Before getting the opportunity to run a design team, I worked as a Qt developer and trainer for many years. This has given me some insig
In this blog post, the last in the series, I'll cover the remaining Qt command line tools as there are only a few programs we have not already discussed.
Does the distinction matter to User Experience (UX) designers? Since the IoE is really a wider view of the IoT, do the additional components, issues or aspects of the “everything” view actually add more complexity to the UX design of connected devices? My answer to these questions is a resounding Yes!
How does a designer deal with the dilemma of creating devices with little or no learning for users to be effectively proficient with them?
The demand for increasingly better-quality user experiences requires increasingly more work effort on the part of UX designers.
Automakers have long strived to make their in-car experiences unique and distinctive: not just in an effort to distinguish themselves from their co
The emergence of the Internet of Things (IoT) is reshaping our relationship with computing technology.
In this blog post, we will show an example of how to support dynamic language selection in an application using Qt.
A recent project related to the Internet of Things gave us a chance to highlight some of ICS' capabilities.
Internet of Things: Are Your User Experience Design Skills Up to Speed?
The demand for touchscreen-related services has grown by leaps and bounds as organizations realize the myriad engineering and design elements necessary to truly deliver on a world-class touchscreen interface.
Usability and Modern Visual Design: An Effective Harmony
Users find it frustrating and reluctantly accept the fact that connection to the Internet sometimes has glitches. Wait times are the norm.
Demand for connected devices in automobiles is accelerating as mobile ecosystems are maturing.
Digital signane (DS) is one of the emerging Internent of Things (IoT) technologies that are invading our lives, forbetter or worse.
Continuing with our series of blog posts on some of the lesser known Qt commands, this time we will look at some tools related to Qt and D-Bus.
At some point in any extended-length development project, you're going to need to surge.
“The Times They Are a Changin’” – Bob Dylan, 1964
When designing a user experience, we usually assume we are engaging a user's center of attention, albiet short.
Every Qt developer should be familiar with the common tools like qmake, Qt Designer and Assistant, but looking in your Qt installation's bin directory will reveal a few more programs there. In this and future blogs, we'll look at some of the lesser known Qt development tools.
Planning for the unknown unknowns when developing software and building user interfaces.
Internet of Things: Should Designers Focus on Devices First or Services First?
Internet of Things: Context of Use Just Became More Important
Using Google Analytics to Monitor Qt Applications
