Is UX and UI design reserved for people with artistic skills that can “feel” what’s right? Or is there a more systematic approach we can take? We will talk about how you can predict, detect and avoid bad UI and UX, using a no-guess system created by Microsoft Research. We …
Some people in the software development industry still seem to think, that UX is some kind of unicorn fairy dust, that you sprinkle on a project in the end, and then it will magically make everything, that was ever wrong with that project, all better. This talk will explore why …
The session shows the audience their own ‘vulnerabilities’ of their brain and how we can use those in designing products with a better user experience (UX).
Google Product Director Luke Wroblewski discusses designing for mobile in 2015. In today’s world, not all screens are equal, and this presentation talks about the key themes you need to remember when designing your website. Part 2 continues on from Part 1 with a Q&A session, answering questions from the …
Ethnography claims its roots from the field of anthropology. How can a method used for such a seemingly exotic purpose be useful in the modern world of software design? Revealing and most importantly understanding user needs requires sensitivity, empathy, and a disciplined approach – all of which can be found …
Responsive design is great for websites, but it’s use is limited when it comes to web applications. It’s much better to design your UI from the ground up using to work equally well on phones, tablets and browsers and in this talk, I’ll show you how.
