Bhavinee Vyas's Friends

View All

Bhavinee Vyas's Discussions

Five Indispensable Skills for UX Mastery
1 Reply

Started this discussion. Last reply by vidyakanickairaj Aug 27, 2010.

Confabulation, colorful numbers, and cures

Started May 15, 2009

PD in the institutionalization of usability
1 Reply

Started this discussion. Last reply by Eric Schaffer Dec 29, 2008.

View All

Bhavinee Vyas's Page

Latest Activity

vidyakanickairaj replied to Bhavinee Vyas's discussion 'Five Indispensable Skills for UX Mastery'

Good One. Thanks for sharing. Regards, Kanick

Aug 27, 2010

Five Indispensable Skills for UX Mastery

http://www.uie.com/articles/indispensable_skills: sketching, storytelling, critiquing, presenting, andfacilitatingSee More

Discussion posted by Bhavinee Vyas Aug 10, 2010

1 Comment

Bhavinee Vyas commented on Girish Dhulekar's blog post 'How is PET different from real world Marketing?'

I think one attendee at a recent PET course conducted in Mumbai put it nicely when talking about the 'single most valuable insight I took away from this course.' He said, "So far, I've been working on my web site to target the…

Jun 9, 2009

Confabulation, colorful numbers, and cures

Great examples of how our minds fool us:http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/vilayanur_ramachandran_on_your_mind.htmlWonder what PET applications these could have!See More

Discussion posted by Bhavinee Vyas May 15, 2009

0 Comments

Bhavinee Vyas commented on Susan Weinschenk's blog post '5 Steps to More Creativity Using Brain Science'

Great tips, Susan...and they seem doable too :) I just read about "divergence tests" in the book Outliers, by Malcolm Gladwell. These tests seem to me like tests of creativity or lateral thinking. An example is to think up as many uses of…

May 13, 2009

Profile Information

Company: Human Factors International

Job Title: Sr. Human Factors Specialist

Comment Wall (2 comments)

You need to be a member of HFI Connect to add comments!

Join HFI Connect

At 5:35am on December 30, 2008, Jyoti Kumar said…: Cool pic bhavinee... so it is THE Human factor in the melancholic setup!
or is it just the human actor ! ;).

At 7:32am on December 19, 2008, Kamlesh said…: So, mouse is now standing at a hub where there are lot's and lot's of ways and can see cheese, though mouse can also sense that paths are full of electrical grids, he is in bit shaky state. Mouse is now jumping while experiencing that there is less fun and paths are long with current laying on those.... he is again back to the hub...