Archives: Tweets
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The Origins of ‘Big Data’: An Etymological Detective Story nyti.ms/11skvmI
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must be the same single moldy set of 18th century blueprints on file at every home builder in new england houseplans.com/collection/sty…
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people were taller in *the emiddle ages* researchnews.osu.edu/archive/medime…
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architecting for edge cases: “Average height… hit an all-time low during the 17th & 18th centuries” so why build modern houses around it?
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beggars belief that we still build flat square box houses. if your design is from 1697, why bother with electricity? zillow.com/homedetails/17…
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@bob_goodman if UX has no control over its purpose (marketing) & its way of working (agile, etc), it will disappear as a discipline.
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@bob_goodman this moment of success is in fact a critical time for UX – we need independent articulation of our role & purpose going forward
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@bob_goodman on the other side, agile and various build centric methods lay false claim to the organization and boundaries of UX efforts.
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@bob_goodman I think the relationship is more fraught w/ power: advertising has (re)captured much of the spend, activity, framing of UX 🙁