2 June 2008 7 am eastern

UX Zeitgeist (beta)

A colleague who is interested in learning more about user experience (UX) design, information architecture, and usability, asked what sites he should visit. I suggested he check the UX Zeitgeist (beta) section of Rosenfeld Media. Not only is it UX Zeitgeist interesting and informative in its own right; it’s also a reasonable who’s who, with an index of 120 UX people, sortable by mindshare, books authored, and other facets.

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5 Responses to “UX Zeitgeist (beta)”

  1. AllenAyres said on June 2nd, 2008 at 12:07 pm:

    Odd that the UX zeitgeist, with few exceptions, uses graphic files for the words “UX Zeitgeist” in almost every instance.

    Physician, heal thyself :)

  2. AllenAyres said on June 2nd, 2008 at 12:19 pm:

    OK, that may not be fair, in looking at the code, but they do use them more than I would have expected. It does look pretty tho :)

  3. Jeffrey Zeldman Presents : UX Zeitgeist (beta) said on June 2nd, 2008 at 9:53 pm:

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  4. software_developer said on June 3rd, 2008 at 10:52 am:

    It is pretty; I agree code can be rewritten to meet our high requirements ..
    thank you ..

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