Posted on February 3, 2010, 7:32 am, by Nathan Curtis, under
Deliverables.
I find it surprising that, given the wide range of very specific deliverables we produce, I’m most consistently complimented on my project plans.
Spreadsheets & Dependencies Aren’t Engaging
I recently attended a WebEx meeting where a team of 8 stared at a project plan spreadsheet for an hour. The spreadsheet organization was simple: activities as rows, each [...]
Posted on December 30, 2009, 2:05 pm, by jason, under
Deliverables.
This interview is a transcript of a discussion between Nathan Curtis, creator of EightShapes Unify, and Jason Wishard, an interaction designer at EightShapes. Jason led the formalization of how to present appealing isometric experience maps and architectures within the latest release of EightShapes Unify.
NC: What are isometric experience maps?
JW: Unlike two dimensional flows and site [...]
Posted on July 3, 2009, 1:51 pm, by Nathan Curtis, under
Deliverables.
So, I’ve gotten some feedback that the gutters are too tight (right now, 10pt) between columns of content in your deliverable documents. This is a newer, narrower gutter than we’ve had in the past, and honestly, I’ve felt the squeeze too.
Background
In an effort to be more mathematically “pure” with the grid, I nudged the column [...]