My fourth interactions column, Hold Your Horses, has just been published. I talk about the creative process of uncovering insights and the need for gestation and reflection time.
As the interactions website only has a teaser, we’d like to offer a copy of the article. Send an email to steve AT portigal DOT com and (if you haven’t given us this info before) tell us your name, organization, and title. We’ll send you a PDF.
Also available
- Persona Non Grata
- Everybody’s Talkin’ At Me
- The Journey Is The Reward
- Living In The Overlap
- Some Different Approaches to Making Stuff
- Poets, Priests, and Politicians
- Interacting With Advertising
- Ships in the Night (Part I): Design Without Research?
- Ships in the Night (Part II): Research Without Design?
Tags: acm, article, column, creativity, insights, interactions, magazine, reflection, user research, whitepaper
that each moment in such a session is dripping with raw data that will strongly inform any recommendations, but rather that you don’t necessarily know the value of what’s happening in the moment that it’s happening. Request the PDF of Hold Your Horseshere. The excellent Portigal Consulting blog here. …
moment in such a session is dripping with raw data that will strongly inform any recommendations, but rather that you don’t necessarily know the value of what’s happening in the moment that it’s happening. Request the PDF of Hold Your Horseshere. The excellent Portigal Consulting blog here. … Posted in Uncategorized | No Comments »
[...] by my interactions column Hold Your Horses, I was interviewed for a Lunar Design podcast. How do speed, creativity and innovation intertwine [...]
Pingback by All This ChittahChattah » Speed of Innovation: Steve Portigal featured in Lunar Design podcast 12.23.08 @ 2:18 pmlead to innovation, his firm will hit a home run every time. This and his previous articles written for the ACM are available online. Here are links to them: Persona Non Grata Everybody’s Talkin’ At Me The Journey Is The RewardHold Your HorsesLiving In The Overlap Some Different Approaches to Making Stuff Here is a link to his blog, All This Chittah Chattah: http://www.portigal.com/blog/
[...] Hold Your Horses [...]
Pingback by All This ChittahChattah | Ask for our latest article, Interacting With Advertising 03.02.09 @ 12:44 pmLeave a comment
RSS feed for comments on this post.
TrackBack URL
