The online home of M. Jackson Wilkinson, a Washington technologist who develops and designs ideas and movements online. He also sings. A lot.
I had the great pleasure to talk with Paul Boag a few weeks ago about agile design and development, and how designers can fit into an agile process effectively. That chat was included in this week’s Boagworld podcast, along with some other nice juicy topics covered by Paul and crew.
Like my post yesterday (WHAT? TWO POSTS IN TWO DAYS? THAT’S UNPOSSIBLE!), I’ll not dwell on things, and direct you over to the proper resource:
M. Jackson Wilkinson is a technologist, designer, and communicator living in Washington, DC. He works as a strategist with the team at Viget Labs, helping existing businesses and startups perform their best online. He likes to sing, too. More...
Shrink your enormous deck of Keynote slides into a tiny little package only a fraction of the size! My girlfriend showed me how... Read More...
Thoughts and slides from my talk on Agile Design and UX at the Web 2.0 Expo in NYC. Read More...
I had the great pleasure to talk with Paul Boag a few weeks ago about agile design and development, and how designers can fit into an agile process effectively. Read More...
I wrote a post over on Viget's UX/strategery blog about how Chrome has already affected how web practitioners think about their work. I won't repeat it over here, but it's worth checking out over there. Read More...
If you're getting your web design insight from the same people as you were a year ago, you might be getting caught in homogeneity. Get unstuck. Read More...
Coming Soon!
That’s great, Jack! BTW, I love your Wayne’s World reference… pure hilarious.
Hi Jackson:
I attended your agile design presentation at Web20NY, and was wondering if you will be publishing your presentation files online? I would like to share them with the Vancouver UX group.
Thanks!