Now more than ever, there’s general awareness that accessibility is important, both for people and for business. But what does it mean to make a product accessible from a design perspective? Where do you start in your own work? Join us for an informative and practical presentation from Rowena Leung, who will help demystify this critical topic!
Learn about how Content Strategy was used to drive success at the highest levels within Wayfair’s Global Experience Design discipline! Jessie Rogers, Content & Operations Lead at Wayfair, will take you down the path that went from rough to smooth, thanks to brilliant application of this ever growing discipline.
What’s the difference between augmented reality and virtual reality? Come find out and learn best practices for how to design successfully for both!
As a UX professional you are optimally positioned to promote innovation in your organization. And in many cases, if you don’t help build a conducive environment, nobody will! In this talk, we’ll cover what types of business environments are suited to encouraging innovation.
Learn practical tips for presenting your work to clients and stakeholders, and getting great feedback you can use.
Presenting Your UX Work Using Spontaneous Talks Frameworks We know that articulating our design decisions or presenting the value of our user research to stakeholders can sometimes be a challenge. Spontaneous Talks Frameworks have been around for years. They are often taught at universities and are used to help people think of answers or tell Read more about December 16th, 2021 Virtual Meeting – Presenting Your UX Work Using Spontaneous Talks Frameworks[…]
When working with study participants, our primary focus is typically on research objectives, logistics, and how much time is left until our lunch break. Yet, research participants make themselves vulnerable in many ways. Attending to these vulnerabilities is a moral and ethical obligation that also increases the quality of the research.
Join our guest, Susan Mercer, Associate Director of Research at Viator (a Trip Advisor company), and learn how to bring your users to life through a well-crafted story about their experience, rather than just report on their actions.
What do we really mean by scaling UX? Is it just about headcount? Can’t we just throw more bodies on the problem? Well as you can imagine, it’s not that simple. Just like great UX, there’s way more than meets the eye when it comes to designing organizations and scaling teams.
Cara’s recent article, published on Medium in May 2021, about the importance of conisdering mental health in your designs clearly touched a nerve with both the design community and those facing struggles with mental health—and in many cases for those of us who identify with both camps. As part of the continued focus on inclusive, accessible design, where should mental health fit in?