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Use a sliding scale of expertise

Dan Willis has written an excellent post on using a "sliding scale of expertise" to resolve design debates. To quote:

If you're in a room full of 20 people arguing about what shade of blue to use, at least you know what your biggest problem is. To get the most out of your organization, expertise needs to be protected throughout the development process. I like to use a sliding scale of expertise to do that.

PS. gotta love the cartoons as well, which are one of Dan's other great talents, beyond being a tremendously experienced UX lead.

Posted by jamesr on September 28, 2007 09:42 AM
Categories: Usability & user-centered design