The Joy of Sketch: Explorations in Hand-Crafted Visuals

There’s always been a strong visual element to our work: architecture diagrams, interface wireframes, concept models, system and service models. And we’ve become adept at the computer applications that help us create these things. But there are other tools out there, such as the simple tools of pen, paper and sketching.

Rutter, Kate. Adaptive Path (2008). Articles>Graphic Design

Learning From Museums: Kate Talks with the SFMOMA Interactive Educational Technologies Team

What can the User Experience field learn from the world of museums? Peter Samis and Tana Johnson of the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) Interactive Technologies Team can help answer the question. The issues that they grapple with (and solve through inventive design) are firmly grounded in the goal of providing exceptional and inspiring museum experiences.

Rutter, Kate. Adaptive Path (2008). Articles>Interviewing>User Experience>Interaction Design

Strategic Numbers: Discussing the Value of Design With Sara Beckman

We’re excited to bring Sara Beckman from the faculty at the Haas School of Business back into the Adaptive Path fold. We first worked with her in 2003 on our groundbreaking report, Leveraging Business Value: How ROI Changes User Experience.

Rutter, Kate. Adaptive Path (2009). Articles>Interviews>Graphic Design>Assessment