User Experience Design
Two-Day Workshop, Beginner to Intermediate
4 and 5 November 2008, Hotel Real Oeiras, Portugal
Topics:
- The Elements of User Experience. Presents an easy-to-understand conceptual framework with definitions and illustrations.
- Beyond User Experience. Highlights concepts such as search, findability, and knowledge management that are often left out of user experience discussions.
- Information Architecture Systems. In-depth review of component systems including structure, organization, labeling, search and navigation.
- Interaction Design Principles. Explores the structure and behavior of interactive products with special attention to Web 2.0 affordances such as user participation, tagging, syndication, mashups, and rich interfaces.
- User Experience Methodology. Describes the methods, tools, and deliverables necessary to design successful user experiences and products.
Benefits:
- Explore the complex relationships between strategy, structure, information architecture, interaction design and other elements of the user experience.
- Learn how to make web sites, software products, and interactive services more useful, usable, accessible, desirable, credible, and findable.
- See best-in-class examples drawn from corporate, e-commerce, education, and government web sites and intranets.
Cost and Registration:
The workshop has a cost of 700€ + IVA (20%).
To register please send email to uxweek @ fullsix . com
Registration will be confirmed after payment is received (payment instructions will be emailed to you).
Place:
The workshop will be held at Hotel Real Oeiras
Contact:
For any doubt or inquiry please contact us by email to uxweek @ fullsix . com or call +351.21.4462460
Sponsor:
Peter
Morville
Speaker Biography
Foi co-autor do livro best-seller, Information Architecture for the World Wide Web, e é consultor em algumas das mais prestigiadas organizações como a AT&T, a American Psychological Association, Harvard, IBM, Microsoft, The National Cancer Institute e Yahoo!. Peter é um co-fundador e ex-presidente do Information Architecture e trabalhou como membro da Faculdade na Universidade de Michigan.
O seu trabalho foi publicado na Business Week, The Economist, Fortune, The Washington Post, and The Wall Street Journal. O seu último livro, Ambient Findabillity, foi publicado em 2005.
Está presentemente a escrever um novo livro sobre o futuro da busca.
Habitualmente bloga em findability.org

