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Peter Hornsby

Senior Information Architect at Friends Provident
Salisbury Wiltshire United Kingdom

Peter HornsbyPeter has been actively involved in Web design and development since 1993, working in the defense and telecommunications industries; designing a number of interactive, Web-based systems; and advising on usability. He has also worked in education, in both industry and academia, designing and delivering both classroom-based and online training. In his role as Senior Information Architect at Friends Provident, Peter works with a multidisciplinary team, including information architects, analysts, and accessibility specialists, setting standards for user experience and promoting a user-centered design process within the business. Peter has a PhD in software component reuse and a Bachelors degree in human factors, both from Loughborough University, in Leicestershire, UK. He has presented at international conferences and written about reuse, eLearning, and organizational design.

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Peter’s Articles on UXmatters

Innovating UX Practice, Peter Hornsby’s Column on UXmatters

Supporting User Experience Throughout the Product Development Process

July 2010

Designing with Behavioral Economics

June 2010

Hierarchical Task Analysis

February 2010

Optimization: Applying Moore’s Law to User Experience"

December 2009

Can UX Be Agile?

October 2009

Empowering Users to Create Their Own Software

August 2009

Reusing the User Experience

June 2009

Refactoring the User Experience

May 2009

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Antipatterns

January 2009

Ask UXmatters—Peter’s Answers

Favorite UX & Technology Blogs | Learning About New Web & Mobile Applications

June 2010

Putting a Paper Form Online | Avoiding Dropouts and False Information | Applying Aesthetics

April 2010

Generating Ideas | Your Versus My in User Interfaces

July 2009

Using Prior Work in Your Portfolio | Moving from MIS to UX

April 2009