My 5 Months Without Blogging
This isn’t one of those “Sorry I haven’t updated in, like, forEVER” posts.
Well, it is except for the “sorry” part. My blog, my rules, etc.
Point being, I got a little tired of blogging. I’d started many posts over the last few months only to stare at the blank canvas of this text area. I never felt like I had anything to say about anything under the User Experience umbrella. Plus, I was a Twitterholic so most of my “communicate with the world” needs were taken care of there. :)
I redesigned my now old site this month with the thought that I would start writing again. Yet still I got stuck staring at the blank canvas. I think I just needed to start anew.
So here we are.
What will this place be? As the title indicates, I will be writing about improving experiences, human interactions, and processes. I believe that user-centered design (really a user-business balance) techniques can be applied to all of those things.
usabilityworks.org will still be up though I won’t update there anymore. I hope this will be an interesting place for you.
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Welcome back!
I hate the writer’s block thing. I have a million writing ideas but none make it past the first paragraph. Then what? I’ve learned to just write it all out as soon as I think of it, no matter where I am or what I’m doing (if possible). Stop, write everything without worrying about sentence completion, order, structure, etc. Just get all thoughts down and at least something will come to fruition once and a while.
Yeah, welcome back to the land of the bloggers. I look forward to seeing what you have to say about applying your UX /UI experience to these problems.