JOB: IA / ID / UXD position in Chicago

Job title:
Information Architect 

Location: Chicago, IL
 

Company:
Orbitz Worlwide

 

Job type:
Full time (staff & contract)
 

  
 

Orbitz.com
is looking for experienced Information Architects,
Interaction Designers,
Interface Designers or related User Experience Design
professionals who are
interested in staff or contract employment opportunities.
 

  
 

All
qualified candidates:
 

  
 

1)       Will be able to demonstrate direct
involvement in the definition and design of complex,
dynamic, Web sites or
applications.
 

2)       Must have samples of common
artifacts such as wireframes, site maps, process flows,
schematics, functional
specifications, etc. Samples can be digital or paper-based.
 

3)       Direct experience in usability
processes a plus.
 

4)       Must have excellent communication,
interpersonal and teamwork skills.
 

5)       Must be highly
proficient with Visio, Word, Excel and Windows.
 

  
 

Qualified
contractor candidates:
 

  
 

1)       Must be based in Chicago area. Relocation is not an
option for
contract work.
 

2)       Will work and attend meetings on
site at downtown location. Amount of time spent on site is
negotiable.
 

  
 

Qualified
candidates interested in being considered for full time
staff or contract
employment should forward their resumes to:
 

  
 

lpyngorbitz.com


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Hey folks - 

I've finally decided that it's time to use something other
than My Yahoo
to for RSS feeds.  Mobile access is a plus.  

Which one do you like?  Rojo? Bloglines? Google Reader?
Something else?


Thanks, 
- Billie

*   *    *    *    *   *     
Billie Mandel
Manager, User Experience Design & Research
Openwave 
billie.mandelopenwave.com

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I am in love with google reader.
I use a lot of differeent machines and having a hosted OPML
is a requirement.

That being said I do have issues with reader, but everything
has
issues. I can't read feeds on the plane (any disconnected
moment).

my bigger beef is that I can't mark something I've read as
unread.
yes, there are other ways of flagging, but this one has
"features"
associated with it, which is why I like it.

I love the "share" feature, too.

Try it for a week. For someonw with close to 100 feeds that
I track,
it is the best I've seen.

Dave


On 4/11/07, Billie Mandel <Billie.Mandelopenwave.com> wrote:
> Hey folks -
>
> I've finally decided that it's time to use something
other than My Yahoo
> to for RSS feeds.  Mobile access is a plus.
>
> Which one do you like?  Rojo? Bloglines? Google Reader?
Something else?
>
>
> Thanks,
> - Billie
>
> *   *    *    *    *   *
> Billie Mandel
> Manager, User Experience Design & Research
> Openwave
> billie.mandelopenwave.com
>
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On 4/11/07, Billie Mandel <Billie.Mandelopenwave.com> wrote:
> Hey folks -
>
> I've finally decided that it's time to use something
other than My Yahoo
> to for RSS feeds.  Mobile access is a plus.

Agreed with David re: Google reader. As a full-fledged app,
I prefer
Vienna or Net Newswire. For mobile, you can always use RSS
Forward to
send RSS feeds directly to your email as a thread and that
way you
won't need any new software.
<http://www.rssfwd.com/>



-- 
Color me gone,
Dave Linabury (Davezilla)
<http://davezilla.com>

"We do not see things as they are, we see them as we
are."– Anais Nin

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> I've finally decided that it's time to use something
other than My
> Yahoo to for RSS feeds.  Mobile access is a plus.  

I tried Google Reader when it first launched and did not
like it.
But I recently tried it again and improvements are fabulous.
In less
than a minute I was seriously thinking about switching back
to it. I
probably will; I've just been too busy/lazy to do it.

Some years ago I used Bloglines, but eventually found a bit
cumbersome and awkward. 

Some desktop readers will synchronize with a web-based
reader,
giving you both online and offline access. FeedDemon, for
example,
will synchronize with their newsgator (or whatever their web
version
is called). Bloglines has an API and I know of a few that
will
synchronize with it. However, even though my current reader
supports
this I don't actually use it.




-- 
Karl Fast
http://www.livingskies.co
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