I’ve been thoroughly enjoying Rachel Hinman’s inspiring blog project, ‘90 Mobiles in 90 Days‘. Rachel works for San Francisco-based user experience consultancy Adaptive Path and has taken on the challenge of exploring a new idea for the mobile user experience every day for the next 3 months.
Subjects covered so far range from rough prototype sketches made by her young nieces and nephews to looking for analogies between mobile data management and natural world phenomena like kelp forests.
I recommend adding the blog’s feed to your daily consumption or stopping by regularly to bask in the glow of genuinely new ideas. My congratulations to Rachel for devoting her time to inspiring the mobile community.
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