Five ways to identify intranet usability issues
My latest article for work has been published:
“Five ways to identify intranet usability issues”.
Go read it - it’s good 
And here’s a link to my previous article, which is also good:
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Upcoming workshops & presentations
- September 19, 2008: Information architecture: Theory and practice (full day workshop). Oz-IA (Sydney, Australia)
- 20-21 September: The Pleasure and Pain of UX freestylin’ (conference talk).Oz-IA (Sydney, Australia)
- September 24, 2008: Designing Interaction in the Age of Ajax (full day workshop). Web Directions South (Sydney, Australia)
- October 14, 2008: Design Games for Gathering Customer Insights (presentation). User Interface 13 Conference (Cambridge, Massachusetts)
- October 15, 2008: Information Architecture Essentials: Best Practices for Organizing Your Site's Content (full day workshop). User Interface 13 Conference (Cambridge, Massachusetts)
- November 6, 2008: Involving Users: Why is it so hard to do the right thing? (presentation). Edge of the Web (Perth, Australia)
- November 7, 2008: Information architecture: Just the essentials (1/2-day workshop). Edge of the Web (Perth, Australia)
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January 13th, 2004 at 8:49 pm
Providing what you have to say is worth it how do you go about getting your articles published?
I’ve often wondered, what separates the published form everyone else.