[Sigia-l] Web Developers

[Bill Killam]

To reiterate my point, this distinction between designer and "usability
person" is inappropriate.  If you are referring to a person who only does
usability tests then I agree, but there is little point in making that
claim.  If you are referring to a "usability engineer" it depends on the
person since that title is not regulated or universally defined.

Bill
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Bill Killam, MA CHFP
President, User-Centered Design, Inc.
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Ashburn, VA 20147
email: bkillam at user-centereddesign.com
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Sent: Monday, February 06, 2006 12:20 AM
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Skot Nelson:

> I'm not sure who this "we" is.

If you could just follow the thread and read what's actually written this
would cease to be a problem:

"We do different things: usability folk usually rectify a problem *after*
the fact; I design stuff so that there won't be much to rectify *to begin
with*."

Designers vs. Usability people.

> You've never before spoken of anybody  other than an "I".

The sky is green.

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Ziya

Design is doing for a dime what anyone can do for a dollar.


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