I’ve been in UX space for over a decade, 4 years in corporate and the rest consulting. Before that was content management for over a decade on a traditional track. The threads that tie them together are information architecture and visual design.
social fractals
I almost didn't move this over from Medium – it doesn't really meet the umbrella concept of this blog. But I've been reaching for it more lately. Sorry for the blip. 😄 Caveat: this is based on the first half the the “Big Beautiful Bill”, and
abstractions
Something’s been noodling in the back of my mind since my mass-effort to provide some kind of supporting information for my book (700…
social fractals
Originally published on Medium.
information literacy
Originally published on Medium.
social fractals
What Trump and DOGE is doing to our past, present, and future information I believe that nature has incontrovertibly told us that diversity survives, and monocultures fail. Same with scientific method: diverse thinking and approaches gets us to closer to quality truth; and slapdash, singular, and biased science gets us
social fractals
*That makes sense from an information architecture and cognitive behavior point of view, and triangulated against what I saw first hand. Originally published on Medium.
social fractals
Simplicity is only a way into a problem set. It’s like a broken clock: perfection in a timey context. Originally published on Medium.
abstractions
Taxonomy discussions might be boring according to some perspectives, but they are periodically necessary. Originally published on Medium.
abstractions
There is a balance to be found in data governance.
social fractals
Originally published on Medium.
social fractals
How did we get here? Hiring with a preference for “looking right” rather than trying to have real conversations around skills and ethos? Originally published on Medium.
abstractions
The way I’ve explained systems thinking was intended to help ground in a reasonably universal, physical medium that could be explored…