ESSENTIAL UX SKILLS FOR TECHNICAL COMMUNICATORS
Many of the skills required to be a user experience designer can help you improve your technical documentation. This workshop teaches foundational information architecture skills—including heuristic evaluation, card sorting, and usability testing—to empower you to improve your technical communication and provide increased value to other parts of your organization.
TRANSITIONING WEB-BASED INFORMATION TO WCAG 2.0
Learn strategies for transitioning Web content from version 1 to version 2 of the W3C Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG).
10 MOST COMMON MISCONCEPTION ABOUT USER EXPERIENCE DESIGN
“User Experience” has been getting a lot of play, but many businesses are confused about what it actually is and how crucial it is to their success. Find out the 10 biggest mistakes people make when defining what UX comprises.
UNDERSTANDING USERS THROUGH ETHNOGRAPHY AND MODELING
Surveys: so easy to do, so hard to do well. If you want to get the most out of your next survey, come to this presentation for tips on questions, the process of the survey, incentives and most of all: testing.
DESTROY THE BOX: FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT’S UX LESSONS
Through three Wright landmarks (Falling water, the Pope-Leighy house, and Taliesin West) we investigate inspiration that he brings to experience architects. We’ll look at pictures and principles, exploring analogs to our practice through the elements of context, clients, connections, and construction.