Crafty UX - UX Lightning Series

Date: April 13, 2011 from 3:30PM to 4:30PM
Day 2
UXL02
Speakers: Nathan Moody, Robert Tuttle, Sara Summers, Guido Rosso
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Designers can be crafty too! This "Crafty UX" lightning session is packed with four topics on how to apply design skills to technology. UX Lightning sessions are a full hour session with 4 exceptional speakers each presenting 10 minute topics. Hear from Sara Summers speaking on "10 Minute UX Ninja", Nathan Moody with "Conceptual Design Tactics and Techniques", Robert Tuttle with "Phidgets and Real Time Sensor Data Visualization", and Guido Rosso with "Prototyping Interfaces with Motion Graphics". Attendees will learn from these experts how to take design concepts and apply them.

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- Design,
- UX,
- Third-Party Speaker,
- UX Lightning
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Abe

Apr 14, 2011 at 7:06 PM quote reply

Video?
marvel

Apr 16, 2011 at 7:37 PM quote reply

The first lady's presentation was so annoying. Going back and forth to change each slide. Her nceklace making sounds on the mic. ugghh. Her content was good but I can't call the way she presented it a good user experience!
Abe

Apr 19, 2011 at 1:11 PM quote reply

She tried, but she was unable to get her slides to auto page. If she wasn't nervous before that she most probably was after she realized her presentation wasn't working right. In her nervousness she probably didn't even hear the necklace rattling against the mic. Have you ever presented ... it's nerve racking, man. Give her a little grace.

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