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Canadian User Experience Blog Resource

Saturday, August 18, 2007

I came across a great little blog on user experience for Canadians. The User Experience Connection blog is brought to your courtesy of Microsoft. The blog is about one key concept, and one alone: the user experience community in Canada. Resident bloggers include: Paul Laberge
Partner Advisor, Microsoft Canada and Qixing Zheng UX Advisor, Microsoft Canada.

The blog covers some interesting topics dealing with the user experience including the recent topic of designing software from a user's perspective and how pervasive the discipline of user experience design is becoming in building software solutions.

It's a great little blog dedicated to the Canadian experience.

Labels: Microsoft, user experience