An Interview with Jesse James Garrett
19th May. 2006
It's unfortunate but not unexpected that the interview is viewable only in Windows Media (DevSource is basically a Microsoft mouthpiece), so if you are using a Mac don't expect too much in terms of quality. It took me a few tries to get it to play and a few more to get through it. It's still worth it.
"Jesse James Garrett is the "notorious" father of AJAX. You may not also realize that he's also a writer, interface developer and designer, information architect, and experience strategist. He co-founded Adaptive Path in 2001, where he is now Director of User Experience Strategy. Garrett is the author of the popular book, The Elements of User Experience, and other groundbreaking works, and co-founder of the Information Architecture Institute."
An Interview with Jesse James Garrett, the "father of ajax"
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