Overview
Joshua Porter is a usability consultant, web designer, researcher and blogger specializing in the art of social design for the web whose experience includes five years at world-renowned User Interface Engineering. Josh’s blog (Bokardo.com) is a must-read favorite for UI and web designers and is finishing up his first book, to be published in the next few weeks (details below).
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Related Links
Here are links to some of the resources mentioned in this episode.
Bokardo.com: Joshua Porter’s blog (rss)- Joshua’s new book – Designing Social Web Applications (Voices That Matter)
“How do you create and launch a vibrant social web application that people are motivated to use? Getting people to participate (and stay participating) is the key to any web-based strategy, but you have to do more than simply add features. This book teaches you how. By using real world examples and a bit of social psychology theory, this book provides a solid foundation for designing your next great web application.” - Joshua & Alex’s past podcast endeavors
- Feb 8-10: Socal Linux Expo is coming
- Come see Ted’s presentation
- This Show’s Web Tips:
- Ted: SOAP API comments: MantisConnect and Novell GroupWise
- How to find The Bungee Line online: click here
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Intro to Social Design Podcast - Bokardo said
[…] Here’s Alex’s writeup. […]
James Mason said
So… what happened there at the end. I can only conjur images of Ted falling off his chair…
Also, very disappointed that the Bungee sound wasn’t commented on at all. I guess its 15 minutes are truly over. Too bad though – I thought repeatability was one the sure marks of good comedy (don’t you _always_ laugh at “Who’s on First?”)
Joshua Porter - talking Social Design for the web (podcast) - Alex Barnett blog said
[…] Last week I had the chance to some spend time with Joshua Porter (of Bokardo.com) to discuss his thoughts on "Social Design" for the web. We recorded the conversation and it’s up now up as a podcast. […]
Alex Barnett said
Hey James…due to popular demand (!) we are re-considering our editorial position regarding references to the Bungee sound.
Re: ted falling off the chair…no comment 🙂
Open Parenthesis » Resources for Designing Online Communities or Social Web Applications said
[…] He was also recently interviewed by Alex Barnett and Ted Haeger for The Bungee Line podcast: Social Design with Joshua Porter. It’s a great interview, ~45 minutes, covering many of the themes covered at Bokardo: social […]
Bullets of “Designing for the Social Web” by Joshua Porter « My Perspective said
[…] Web” by Joshua Porter June 24, 2008 — taroza Some time ago I listened to a podcast, where Joshua Porter was talking about the social design. Thanks, John, for the reference! I got […]