I'm doing 6 things
I’ve spent roughly 25 years working in Human Factors, Usability, Information Architecture, an User Experience Design. I’ve worked for IBM, Apple, AT&T, Sony, HP, and on and on. I’ve developed iPhone applications, Surface Table interfaces, online gaming communities, electronic voting platforms, music players, and ecommerce applications a-plenty. What I really want is to spend a year, or more, working outside the US. I would love to take all that I have learned about process, discovery, testing, and design and apply it elsewhere in the world. Any suggestions? anyone out there need a nomadic user experience designer? Will Task Flow for food ;)
cordwoodruff's Life List
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1. Learn Chinese
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2. Play guitar more often
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3. Write a book
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4. Learn to paint
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5. Work in europe for a year
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6. Design a modern home
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I’ve been an illustrator all my life
http://www.flickr.com/photos/cordwoodruff/collections/72157601449223461/
Recently I made the leap into acrylics
http://www.flickr.com/photos/cordwoodruff/sets/72157604926101547/
Sooooo much to learn. This could take a while.
The point where English is the predominant language o the internet has long since passed. From where I’m standing it would probably be a safe bet that sometime in the next ten years I’ll need to be fluent in Chinese if I wan to be viable in the UXD industry. Just a thought.
