MIX is a gathering of developers, designers, UX experts and business
professionals creating the most innovative and profitable consumer sites
on the web. Sessions range from technical, code-based topics to expert
advice on content strategy, usability and design.
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Culture, Design, Business, and Technology: What? So What? Now What?- Kelly Goto, Royce Lee, Aaron Marcus
- PAN13
- May 6, 2007 at 5:00PM
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How do you make it easy to look bigger and more global than you are? How do you create a maintainable yet personal experience for users around the world? Hear about practices and the trade-offs multi-national companies make to incorporate cultural diversity in user interface design. Talk with companies... -
Yahoo! On Microsoft .NET 3.0 and Microsoft Expression- Eric Burke, Josh Jacobson
- XD007
- May 6, 2007 at 5:00PM
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Come see and hear about the amazing experiences Yahoo! has built using Microsoft .NET 3.0 and Microsoft Expression. -
The Emotion of Customer Experience- Lou Carbone
- BDM01
- May 6, 2007 at 5:00PM
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Best-selling author Lou Carbone will change the way you think about customer experience forever. Hear examples of companies bridging the brand canyon' to create on-going emotional connections with their customers. Understand how successful businesses find and manage experience "clues" and differentiate... -
Great User Experiences for Ad-Supported Content- Matthew Rechs, David Watson, Lance Thornswood, Carol Kruse
- PAN01
- May 6, 2007 at 5:00PM
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Advertising and sponsorships pay for most of the media we get for free: television, radio, and on-line news. Different types of ads have different impacts on the user experience. Learn how to make design decisions that enable you to create high-impact ads without sacrificing a high-quality user experience.... -
ZAP!, WHAM!, KAPOW!: Windows Presentation Foundation and the Next Generation of Online Comic Book…- Nathan Dunlap, Robby Ingebretsen
- XB003
- May 6, 2007 at 5:00PM
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Come see us demonstrate the development of the comic reading experience using the Microsoft Expression suite of design tools. Just as the NY Times Reader project dramatically improves the newspaper reading experience, our Windows Presentation Foundation-based approach to comic reading does the same thing... -
Broaden Your Market with Windows Live- Kitty Leung, Keiji Kanazawa, Dave Nicholson, Paul Elliott
- BD006
- May 6, 2007 at 5:00PM
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Build a social application based on the Windows Live contacts, presence, and messaging services. Hear how social applications are benefitting from the robust Windows Live ecosystem. -
Navigating the Programmable Web- Steve Maine, Don Box
- DEV03
- May 6, 2007 at 5:00PM
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RSS. ATOM. JSON. POX. REST. WS-*. What are all these terms, and how do they impact the daily life of a developer trying to navigate today's programmable Web? Join us as we explore how to consume and create Web services using a variety of different formats and protocols. Using popular services (Flickr,... -
Building Rich Web Experience with Silverlight and Microsoft Expression Studio for Designers- Celso Gomes
- DES02
- May 6, 2007 at 5:00PM
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Whether you're animating 2D objects, simulating 3D environments, or creating broadcast-style video experiences, this session shows you the ins and outs of how to create stunning looking sites and Web experiences with Silverlight and Microsoft Expression Studio. -
Next Design 3.0, Making Sense of Design Now- GK VanPatter
- XB002
- May 6, 2007 at 5:00PM
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In the strategic design space, "defuzzing the future" involves helping organizations figure out what their challenges and opportunities actually are and then helping them move forward in human-centered ways. Come see how the new generation of design agencies becomes more involved in complex organizational... -
Front-Ending the Web with Microsoft Office- Rob Barker
- DEV17
- May 6, 2007 at 5:00PM
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Come learn how to make your Web service instantly recognizable to over 400 million people worldwide. Hear how Microsoft Office has evolved to provide for developers to extend the world's most widely used productivity suite with services from the Web.
