Comments on: Creating Passionate Users http://mnteractive.com/archive/creating-passionate-users Minnesota's Interaction Design, Information Architecture, and User Experience Design Community Fri, 27 Apr 2012 22:37:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Bill http://mnteractive.com/archive/creating-passionate-users/comment-page-1#comment-1525 Bill Wed, 08 Mar 2006 00:00:09 +0000 http://mnteractive.com/archive/creating-passionate-users/#comment-1525 Great stuff here. Very timely for me as I'm looking more into "user experience". Great stuff here. Very timely for me as I’m looking more into “user experience”.

]]> By: Fred Beecher http://mnteractive.com/archive/creating-passionate-users/comment-page-1#comment-1524 Fred Beecher Tue, 07 Mar 2006 17:22:50 +0000 http://mnteractive.com/archive/creating-passionate-users/#comment-1524 That's a great list. Certainly something I'd get behind. And regarding dropping the word "users," I've noticed myself substituting the word "customer" for "user" more often than not now. Because you're right, "user" implies a context of sitting in front of a big box with a glowing screen, when in reality the context may go beyond that entirely, e.g., cooking. That’s a great list. Certainly something I’d get behind. And regarding dropping the word “users,” I’ve noticed myself substituting the word “customer” for “user” more often than not now. Because you’re right, “user” implies a context of sitting in front of a big box with a glowing screen, when in reality the context may go beyond that entirely, e.g., cooking.

]]> By: Garrick Van Buren http://mnteractive.com/archive/creating-passionate-users/comment-page-1#comment-1523 Garrick Van Buren Tue, 07 Mar 2006 17:13:37 +0000 http://mnteractive.com/archive/creating-passionate-users/#comment-1523 Kathy Sierra did some <a href="http://mnteractive.com/?s=neo-marketing&submit=Search" rel="nofollow">old vs new marketing comparison tables that I republished here a while back</a>. Good stuff. Now if only we could drop the word 'users'. If only because its specificity to the online domain conflicts with the comprehensiveness of any decent 'experience' Kathy Sierra did some old vs new marketing comparison tables that I republished here a while back.

Good stuff. Now if only we could drop the word ‘users’. If only because its specificity to the online domain conflicts with the comprehensiveness of any decent ‘experience’

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