UX Methods Poc

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jekyll

A lightweight jamstack knowledge graph application

Overview

This repository is no longer under active development. This is the Proof of Concept version of UX Methods, retained here for reference. UX Methods is a collaborative, lightweight Jamstack knowledge graph built with Jekyll and powered by a purpose-built UX Methods Ontology via the Jekyll-RDF plugin. Its goal is to document and interconnect the practices and techniques of user experience design and provide a use case to explore the uses and limitations of "boutique" knowledge graphs. It is built with open-source tools and technologies, designed to evolve and scale over time.

Features

  • Collaborative ontology for contributions
  • Freely accessible linked open data knowledge base
  • Starter kit of tools and technologies for prototyping, exploring, and learning about knowledge graphs
  • User-friendly web interface for easy access to the knowledge captured in the UX methods ontology and knowledge base

Summary

UX Methods is a collaborative knowledge graph built with Jekyll and powered by a purpose-built UX Methods Ontology. It aims to document and interconnect user experience design practices and techniques. The project provides a freely accessible linked open data knowledge base and a starter kit of tools and technologies for exploring knowledge graphs. With a user-friendly web interface, users can easily access the knowledge captured in the UX methods ontology and knowledge base. The project is designed to be flexible, open-source, and to evolve and scale over time.

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