Tools and Web Sites Mentioned
Over the web usability testing tool : Userfly
I recommended this web based usability testing tool to a few people citing the virtues : a) easy to set up, b) cheap and c) convenient for remote users. I think the easiest way to see how Userfly works is playing with the demo they put up.Check out their site
Product Innovation Through Playing Games : InnovationGames
This site was recommended by the session leader of Product Innovation Session. It appears to be a collection of interactive techniques/games you play to ultimately define your product’s future vision. The site and concept are based off of the book with the same name.
Book Recommendations
Here are a few more books you can read if you are completely new to this subject and you’d like to get more into it.
- If you just want a quick and easy intro to graphic design, try The Non Designer’s Design Book.
- If you just want to add some visual thinking to your life, try Back of the Napkin.
- If you really want to get into the details, try About Face 3.
At the Innovation session, I mentioned this awesome little book called Why Not? by Barry Nalebuff and Ian Ayres. (Side note: these guys are the guiding forces behind Stickk, another one of my favorite sites.)
If you were at ProductCamp Boston and have anything to add, please let me know in the comments!
One response to “Recap from Product Camp Boston”
Thanks Aye, Great references. PCamp was a fun and productive day!