[IxDA Discuss] Which is the most used tool for UX nowadays?

[Sebi Tauciuc]

I agree. And I also have seen that discussion too many times (with the same
tools mentioned again and again).

But although learning how to use your brain may play a stronger role in how
well you do your job, knowing how to use the tools (and your results,
ofcourse) is what actually gets you the job, unfortunately (at least at
junior level). Because you will always get to that part of the interview /
job requirements: So, do you know Visio? Powerpoint? Flash? Axure?
Omnigrafle? Html + CSS? etc?

And there might be something else: maybe using the tools (especially pen and
paper) seems so natural for the senior designers, that they don't need to
concentrate on them anymore. Junior designers definetely need at least some
arsenal of tools in order to get to some good results.

On 5/30/07, Mark Schraad <mschraad at mac.com> wrote:
>
> Learning how to use your brain has much more career potential than
> learning how to operate any specific software.
>
> On Wednesday, May 30, 2007, at 11:10AM, "Dan Saffer" <dan at odannyboy.com>
> wrote:
> >Our brains.
> >
> >No offense, Gustavo, but these threads on software are getting tiresome
>



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