Over the last 2 years since I was introduced to experience design, I have noticed a lot of online content but haven't really seen printable materials about user experience (UX) that are printable and suited for notice boards found at schools and similar hallways in professional spaces (offices, conferences, etc...)

I posted a question in the UX group on the brazen careerist asking about what an A4/letter sized flyer on UX could contain. >>> Read More

An interaction designer defines the interactive processes of applications and products in response to human behavior.

What does that mean?

Interaction designers make things such as website services, software applications and interactive physical products easier to use by the general public or a specific set of users.

Do interaction designers make the product or service faster?

No, thats what coders do although interaction designers can make the site goal or tasks more quicker to execute by the user (rather than the computer) allowing the user to do more or view more information.

Do interaction designer make things look nicer?

No, thats what visual designers/graphics artists do.

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What are Wireframes?

Wireframes are a document that: illustrates displayed informational content, illustrates the displayed interactive elements and describes (using annotations) the systematic responses of a website, product or application to end user input. Wireframes can be digitally produced on  a computer or sketched using pen and paper. >>> Read More

I'd like to think of my work as an interaction designer (IXD) as designing user interaction flows/sequences with the functional features of software products (web applications) that run on a website.

I'm a tad bit shy of calling myself an Information Architect (IA) as I don't really look forward to designing the information placement (content layout across multiple web pages) and information design of larger websites as much as I look forward to designing easier to use web applications on a website. >>> Read More