Basvlk

My Max projects are taking me more and more into the world of program design and testing in which I have no experience. I'm really enjoying it so I am trying to further my understanding, and improve workflow and methodology.

https://class.coursera.org/hci/class/index

(coursera is an initiative providing free courses from high profile universities).

Even though it has already finished I'm getting a lot of good ideas from watching the video lectures - for example: quickly creating many alternative prototypes to your design instead of focusing on creating the best possible from the start yields better end results: 

https://class.coursera.org/hci/lecture/23

It's helping me - you may find it useful too!

also curious to see if any of you use a 'methodology' or design principle, either for your interfaces or for you programming

My Max projects are taking me more and more into the world of program design and testing in which I have no experience. I'm really enjoying it so I am trying to further my understanding, and improve workflow and methodology. 

i'm taking a course on coursera.org: https://class.coursera.org/hci/class/index
(coursera is an initiative providing free courses from high profile universities).
Even though it has already finished I'm getting a lot of good ideas  from watching the video lectures - for example: quickly creating many alternative prototypes to your design instead of focusing on creating the best possible from the start yields better end results: https://class.coursera.org/hci/lecture/23 

also curious to see if any of you use a 'methodology' or design principle, either for your interfaces or for you programming


Online Design and Testing courses and information: "Human-Computer interaction"