I’ve been doing some sort of “life-tracking” with websites, apps, or pen and paper for years. In some ways, it started when I wrote my first diary entry at age 9. Now it’s a way of keeping track of different bits of information related to my health. What I want, ultimately, is to understand myself better … Continue reading “Life-tracking: not quite right yet”
Realizations through Learning UX
Editor’s note: This post was originally published on Medium. We welcome Talisha to The Interconnected and thank her for being willing to republish her article here! This past Monday, in my Digital Experience Design class, we were completing a group exercise. As students, we were collaborating to create an affinity diagram based on what we … Continue reading “Realizations through Learning UX”
Two lessons, more than two bricks.
I am a shitty estimator. It’s important to know your weaknesses. For example, we had a brick patio in the back yard that led up to a wooden deck. I estimated I could tear the whole thing out and replace it in a couple of weekends. My husband laughed. Now it’s important to note that he … Continue reading “Two lessons, more than two bricks.”