August 30, 2006

So you want to be an interaction designer 2006

Dan Saffer has written an article on becoming an interaction designer. To quote:

Five years ago, Robert Reimann wrote a seminal article for the Cooper Newsletter called "So You Want To Be an Interaction Designer." Like many people, I read the article and said, yep, that's what I want to be. I took Reimann’s (good) advice and found both work and training as an interaction designer.
Now, thanks to my book, I find myself in the odd position of people asking me how to become an interaction designer, what it means to be an interaction designer, and what do I really do all day? And while Reimann's essay is still a great place to start, I want to embellish on to his advice with some of my own.

Posted by jamesr on August 30, 2006 04:53 PM
Categories: Usability & user-centered design

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