Back in About 216 Hours

By leelefever on June 10, 2004 - 7:20pm.

That's Saturday, the 18th, if you don't have a calculator.

We're leaving early tomorrow for a week-long vacation to the east coast. Part wedding shower, part quality family time, part friend reunion and a lot of relaxing on the beach at Emerald Isle, North Carolina.

I will be working in the form of doing a little research on design research. If you're interested, here are some books I'm taking with me:

While I'm at it, I have a question for anyone that wants to leave a comment while I'm gone. Here is my challenge- I need to be able make a convincing case for design research. Building usable products is the obvious answer, but what else is there? Why would a company do design research before creating a new tool or product? What does design research mean to you?

Anyone? Anyone? Buuuueller?

Back in About 216 Hours

Thanks for the tip on Donald Norman's 'The Design of Everyday Things'. I am a fan of his 'Invisible Computer' book. It is an interesting read for those of us who have a love/hate relationship with computers.

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