Boxes And Arrows : The Design Behind the Design

Afshan Kirmani

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Afshan has been a User Experience Professional since 2006. Currently, she is a Master's student at UCL of Human Computer Interaction with Ergonomics. She has worked on websites, applications and hand held devices to enhance cross channel experiences. Her client base includes HSBC, Wells Fargo, Sony, Dolby, PepsiCo, Nokia, Unilever and Kingfisher to name a few.

Afshan has worked on domains like Banking, Insurance, Consumer Goods and Manufacturing, Travel and Transportation, Media and Entertainment, E Commerce / Retail, Health, Education and Social Networking.

Applying her knowledge across industries, this professional believes that it is essential to globally connect with other experts in the industry. Afshan also contributes to lectures at the HCI and UPA meet. In addition, she is an author of publications like UX Matters and Human Factors and Ergonomics Society.

Linked In: http://uk.linkedin.com/in/afshankirmani
Email: afshankirmani@gmail.com

Stories written by Afshan Kirmani

• Getting a Form's Structure Right: Designing Usable Online Em… [19 comments]

Comments made by Afshan Kirmani

• My idea stresses on how this methodology has evolved- elabor… [0 points]
• Hmmm, I agree that there are a number of books that already … [1 points]
• Robert, our discussions here are not always about online ite… [0 points]
• Ah, a true piece of inspiration. I absolutely enjoyed the wa… [2 points]
• Todd, thanks for the insight. I will be talking about error … [0 points]
• Holger, I will be talking about mandatory fields, formatting… [0 points]
• Richard, I don’t really see why you would want to break aw… [0 points]
• Jonathan, thanks for your inputs. I will be talking about a … [0 points]
• Jonathan, thanks for your inputs. I will be talking about a … [0 points]
• Anna, some banks do provide a chatting facility online durin… [0 points]
• Thanks for the fix, Nat! [0 points]
• Interesting. I wish it were in English though. ;) [0 points]
• Melissa, excellent feedback there. I'm so glad that you talk… [0 points]
• Richard, the 'concept' of an online form has been created fr… [1 points]
• Jessica, thanks for the feedback and your great inputs. :) … [0 points]
• Ripul, the pointers that you provided were apt. Accurately s… [0 points]
• Trevor, thanks! :) [0 points]
• Jessica, thanks for the link. By making a forms process as … [0 points]
• Melissa, your steps that lead to the making a forms process … [0 points]
• Kel, that sounds like the right way to do it. :) Thanks for … [0 points]
• Bo, that's the advantage that Ajax provides. There can be so… [0 points]
• Brendan, rightly put there! As usability practitioners, we s… [0 points]
• Aartjan, rightly said there! I seemed to have ignored severa… [0 points]
• As this industry of user experience is yet evolving, job res… [1 points]
• Manoj, This definitely makes sense. Thanks. [0 points]
• Sathish, thanks for sharing your thoughts. With respect to… [2 points]
• I didn't aim to focus this article on email applications alo… [1 points]
• Kinjal, I don't know where you found an association but if y… [1 points]
• Trevor, thanks for bringing up customer influence here. I be… [1 points]
• Praveen, I remember doing a research study on understanding … [2 points]
• Caroline, thank you for the reference. Your paper, “De… [1 points]
• Good to hear your point of view Kelly. [1 points]