Tips from Two Tweeps: How User Experience Pros Find Value on Twitter
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Tips from Two Tweeps: How User Experience Pros Find Value on Twitter
- 1. Tips from Two Tweeps How UX Pros Find Value on Twitter Joshua Ledwell (@jledwell) Eva Kaniasty (@kaniasty)
- 2. Josh
- 3. #lazyweb
- 4. Eva
- 5. Eva
- 7. unique visitors growing dramatically in 2009
- 14. Hits and Misses from @uxforward Unique Follow / Tweet Clickthru Mentions Unfollow Let's stop confusing moms with tech-fearing simpletons 43 1 -1 What it was like to design user interface at Google 40 0 0 CHI was educational, but in case you need it in a different context, here's how to call bullshit on a guru 40 0 -12 Adaptive Path's comprehensive list of rapid prototyping tools 37 0 0 10 tips to usable shopping carts 37 2 1
- 15. Misses Unique Follow / Tweet Clickthru Mentions Unfollow 90% of being a UX specialist is evangelism. Evangelizing UX across an entire organization, from UXMatters 12 0 0 Industry trends in prototyping, using Adobe Fireworks to help 14 0 0 Feed Me: Motivating Newcomer Contribution in Social Network Sites. (Burke, Marlow & Lento 2009) 16 0 -2 Honda controls robots with thought interface, though "practical uses are still way into the future." 16 0 0
- 18. Share
- 20. Connect
- 22. Fad? Marketers dominate twitter Source: blog.hubspot.com, March 2009
- 23. ... And they're not afraid to spam
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- Introduce ourselves, how we each came to Twitter, first me, then Eva (Josh) Thank you for coming .. Eva and I are going to talk about the value of Twitter for UX pros like all of us. We will not be twittering our presentation -- but please feel free if you’d like to tweet while we talk. I’m user experience manager at Hewlett-Packard. I design interfaces for photo mashup web applications, and embed them into social network and photo sharing sites like Flickr and MySpace. I joined Twitter about two years ago, but like a lot of people, I didn’t use it much at first because I didn’t quite get it.