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Russ Unger

    Russ Unger est directeur de la planification de l'expérience chez Draftfcb, une importante agence de publicité et de marketing. Il a appliqué son expertise en architecture de l'information à des sites web à grande échelle destinés au grand public pour des entreprises de premier plan, notamment Oprah.com et United Airlines. Unger a également partagé ses connaissances en donnant des cours de conception web et interactive et en contribuant à des publications sectorielles telles que Boxes and Arrows. Son engagement dans le domaine est en outre démontré par son rôle au sein du conseil d'administration de l'Information Architecture Institute.

    Hold The Line
    A Project Guide to UX Design
    • Describes UX design methods, covering such topics as creating a proposal, user research, personas, search engine optimization, site maps, wireframes, prototyping, and design testing.

      A Project Guide to UX Design
    • Hold The Line

      • 64pages
      • 3 heures de lecture

      This is the true story of a pair of riots, of two violent assaults on the organised working class that happened around the little town of Peekskill in New York State in late summer 1949. When a concert for The Civil Rights Congress was attacked and smashed by a mob, the workers of New York responded by re-staging the event under their own control. The response to this act of defiance was a second mass assault, one that was pre-planned and saw the rioters, the police and the local media working together to unleash a brutal and bloody vengeance on the concertgoers. This book tells the true story of a society divided against itself by politicians who didn't hesitate to use racism, fake news, paranoia and violence to stay in control. In the world of President Trump, Charlottesville and the rise of the far right across the world the echoes of Peekskill are increasingly relevant and urgent.

      Hold The Line