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    Using Wikis to Document UI Specifications

    How your design team can benefit from wiki collaboration while avoiding its pitfalls

    by Peter Gremett on  2009/06/29 [8 comments]

    As Agile gains momentum as a development approach of choice, documenting design becomes a challenge. Peter Gremett shows how using a wiki to capture
    your design is a great way to
    be adaptive as you build and
    deliver product to customers.

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    UI Pattern Documentation Review

    by Patrick Stapleton on  2009/06/29 [8 comments]

    Patrick Stapleton takes a look at some of the world's most popular pattern libraries and presents the case for a standard approach to documentation and categorization.

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    UX Book Clubs

    Coming to a city near you

    by Steve Baty on  2009/05/16 [9 comments]

    With their interesting approach and engaging format, UX Book Clubs are sprouting up all over the globe. Steve
    Baty tells us about their genesis, the structure, and how the approach
    encourages new learning and
    participation.

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    Control and Community: A Case Study of Enterprise Wiki Usage

    by Matthew C. Clarke on  2009/05/04 [8 comments]

    One of the central tensions when
    managing a Wiki is between centralized control and anarchy. Matthew Clarke presents a case study and guidelines
    for effective use of Wikis in an
    enterprise setting.

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