DDD Windows Phone 7 Event - Session 7

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On 7th October 2010 at the Odeon Cinema in Manchester, UK, a community event dedicated to Windows Phone 7 development took place. All the session were recorded. This session is:

Session 7: "Creating an application for WP7 with Cortexica’s ‘visual search’ API" with Tricky Bassett

"Devices have changed the way that super-brands connect with their customers. If you want to compete in this cluttered marketplace it's essential that you evolve your product or service into a unique brand. Get the thoughts of Tricky on 'experience design' and the methods that his team have put into practice on their first Windows Phone 7 application. This session covers the iterative approach that Tricky and his team use to design experiences, including: Branding, sketching and conceptualisation."

Here are the links to the individual sessions (links will become active as more sessions are published)

The event was sponsored by

appamundi

Microsoft

nxtgenug 

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