[Sigia-l] Usability Profession Increasingly Under Scrutiny?

[Thomas Vander Wal]

To get this closer to the realm of application developers I run into 
there needs a *cool/innovative interface* objective.

12. There are live electric cable connected to the rows of steel seats.
	We were complying with the request to find an innovative way to 
energize the fans to get them out of their seats and cheering the home 
team.  The cable *is* tied to a switch that allows current to be turned 
on and off as needed.

All the best,
Thomas

Michael Albers wrote:

> And for a little humor, here's my interpretation of what a baseball 
> stadium would look like if it was designed as a software project.  Or, 
> what happens when the usability people don't get called into the project.
> 
> https://umdrive.memphis.edu/malbers/public/baseballfield.doc
> 
> Any artists out there who want to draw the accompanying 
> drawing.....(needed for the PowerPoint presentation :-)
> 
> Mike
> 
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> Dr. Michael J. Albers
> Professional Writing Program
> Department of English
> University of Memphis
> Memphis  TN  38152
> malbers at memphis.edu
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