“Everything should be made as simple as possible,but not simpler.” – Albert Einstein
Consulting and design services for educational institutions, non-profits, individuals, and small businesses. Please look through the site to see samples from our work in social media and web design and other projects past and present. If we can be of service to you or your organization, please contact us. You can see many of Ken’s presentations and information on his teaching and work in poetry. He writes about design and other topics elsewhere, but here are a few recent posts:
I have some designs and content lists I use based on categories. For example, I have done several writer’s sites (especially poets) and ones for artists and photographers. Each has some unique needs. Artists…
What is user experience and what does a UX designer do? You are interacting with this site now. That is user experience. When you’re in a brick-and-mortar store, the way things are organized, laid out…
This website is in part a blog. I blog on a number of other sites too. I started blogging in 2006 but the first blogging sites were emerging at the end of the 1990s. Here…
A new year is a good time to update your website. A new year is not a reason to update but it is one of those times when you think about new things for the…
Unless you work in UX or in automotive design, you might not think about the user experience inside your car. I recently wrote about automotive UX, but really most products, if not all products, have UX…
Unless you work in UX or in automotive design, you might not think about the user experience (UX) inside your car. Most products, if not all products, have UX factors. In vehicles, that can…
Most people are searching, at least via Google, using a mobile device. Still, many people and many ranking systems, and even some designers typically look at the desktop version of a site as the main…
I was looking through some materials I used in teaching a course that included a unit on UX. The user experience is abbreviated as both UX and UE (which somehow in itself seems like a…
Kenneth Ronkowitz 