Everybody talks about responsive design. Often, the claim is to provide all functions of a website or shop on a small smartphone screen. When the project is finished, analytics show that the expectations are not met. This talk presents an approach to plan a responsive website or shop based on …
What? Someone out there doesn’t want to just use the mouse? If you’re sighted, it’s great, interfaces are perceived in at least 2d. If you’re blind, interfaces are most often perceived as 1d. Thoughts and ideas on how blind and sighted users alike see computer interfaces differently, and how to …
This presentation introduces some of the basics of user experience design. It begins by defining the term, then walks through the general process of UX design and all its elements. The talk ends with a few tips for making better design decisions.
User Experience is more than creating a slick web page. It’s about understanding your users and aligning their behaviors, goals and motivations with your business strategy. This presentation will outline best practices surrounding the process and deliverables that are vital components for creating a positive user experiences.
Designing products is about designing experiences. It’s not about pixels, wire frames or sketches, but about creating something that will really stick with people, that they will enjoy and remember.
If you want to create a User eXperience (UX) that anyone will be able to use, start by thinking, “could my mom use this?” No offense to the moms! But as Andi Galpern points out, excellent UX design means an experience that anyone, even someone who might be a little …
