This article from Jason Moccia of OneSpring examines the issues with traditional textual requirements and how simulation helps solves these issues.

Jason has over ten years of experience in the software development field and is a co-founder and managing partner of OneSpring (www.onespring.net).

This is an article by Catalyze blogger Laurie Gray.  Laurie works for OneSpring and has lived in the world of user experience since 1995.

"Interactive, dynamic web experiences are becoming more popular, but it's possible to build them in a way that prevents users from being successful. This article discusses best practices in designing for and building the dynamic web, and gives the reader suggestions and tips for building a successful dynamic web experience."

From Softwaremag.com - an IT Journal

"Understanding the extent of the current issues with an application and determining the potential business impact of solving those issues will help you plan the scale of a redesign"

In this article, Meryl looks at the issues around redesigning your web application or eCommerce website and offers suggestions for a reasonable approach.

This is a copy of a presentation that Garret gave at Web Visions conference in Portland in May 2007. 

Here are Garrett's 10 steps for improving interface design:

1. Understand design
2. Cultivate the culture
3. Think critically
4. Ignore users
5. Document and code better
6. Avoid specialization
7. Cut features
8. Deliver the basics
9. Balance context and consistency
10. Fail fast.  Iterate.  Explore.

View the entire presentation for the details.

In this article, Linda discusses how to transform concepts of design education to the the business world in three applications:

1. Front end: Testing products & services before budget is spent on development; getting data early while there is still mobility to hypothesize and change approaches.
2. Teams: Forming cohesive teams quickly (within and across disciplines); make information understandable and accessible in cross-disciplined teams; facilitate facilitation: deepen transparency, effectiveness, trust and alignment.
3. Clients and Customer Relationship: Creating process framed case studies to showcase successes; design compelling presentations.