User Interface Engineering

Well, we’ve just wrapped up the first day of the UIE Web App Masters Tour stop in Seattle. What a day!

Blogger Pam Rodriguez has done a tremendous job summarizing the first day’s sessions. You can read them here:

• My talk: Mobilism & UX: Inside the Eye of the Perfect Storm
• Bill Scott’s talk: Designing for Mice and Men
• Josh Clark’s talk: Mobile Apps: Native or Web-Based?
• Noah Iliinsky’s talk: The Steps to Beautiful Visualizations
• Julie Zhuo’s talk: Facebook: Data-Informed vs. Data-Driven Design Decisions

Our own Web App Master, Luke Wroblewski, also has some great summaries:

• My talk: Mobilism & UX: Inside the Eye of the Perfect Storm
• Bill Scott’s talk: Designing for Mice and Men
• Josh Clark’s talk: Mobile Apps: Native or Web-Based?
• Noah Iliinsky’s talk: The Steps to Beautiful Visualizations
• Julie Zhuo’s talk: Facebook: Data-Informed vs. Data-Driven Design Decisions

Thanks to Pam and Luke for taking such great notes.

You can follow along with the second day by following the #UIEWAMT hashtag or the UIE Web App Tour attendee and speaker Twitter list.

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