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Article — 4 December 2024 — 1,161 words

Information grade — Potentially useful concept

Information architecture — User experience

Six teal rectangles getting progressively brighter from left to right, against a dark background

A perspective on the similarities and differences between information, data, content and knowledge.

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Article — 2 July 2021 — 1,431 words

Pace layers in experience design — Stabilise innovation by understanding people’s needs

Design — Social science — Society — Technology — User experience

A series of concentric circles increasing in brightness, representing the pace layers concept

Innovation falls flat when it doesn’t respond to a human need. Use human-centred approaches to understand people’s fundamental motivations and needs. These are the stabilising forces for innovation.

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Article — 12 May 2021 — 1,268 words

Why content is more important than code

Design — Information architecture — Technology — User experience

Mock-up of a Ceefax page with the word "content" instead of "Ceefax"

…and what I don’t mean by that.

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Article — 24 June 2013 — 1,267 words

The power of the web has not yet been unlocked

Technology — User experience — Web

I think about the web all the time. I like to believe that I get it. But I am still surprised by the advances in technology and the promise the future holds.

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