A coherent product user interface is the product to users

“Features are meaningless. They mean nothing to users. A coherent product user interface is the product to users.” – Kim Goodwin

Read Pabini Gabriel-Petit’s recap of Kim Goodwin’s 2005 BayCHI talk, “Getting Your Design Built” for Kim’s thoughts on how to get buy-in for designs and ensuring that they get built

1. Creating great user experiences takes a multidisciplinary team that shares ownership of UX
2. Why should we all suffer an interface that is unusable?
3. A wonderful interface to the wrong features will fail
4. Create deep connections between users and their technology
5. A product is more than the product. It is a cohesive, integrated set of experiences.