Interpreting User Feedback

Posted December 7th, 2007 by Stewart Foss

This is a presentation by Daniel Burka the designer/creative director behind Digg and Pownce. He is not speaking directly to higher-ed, but he has some very relevant information about how to interpret feedback … including what to disregard.

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Stewart Foss

Stewart Foss is the founder and creator of eduStyle and co-author of The eduStyle Guide to Usable Higher-Ed Homepage Design. He has worked in higher-ed web design since 2001. He started at Athabasca University eventually working as the lead web designer. He then worked as the Manager of Web Services for Grant MacEwan College. He currently works for peanuts at eduStyle and keeps the lights on doing freelance web design and consulting.

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