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UIE’s Most Popular Resource & Information Tweets from July 22-28

Here’s a recap of the resources and information we shared on Twitter last week. Mobile Half way down this article is a good infographic on how tablet shoppers are changing online sales. Some good stats too. Some great examples of creative design in mobile apps in this article. Defining a useful reference set for cross [...]

Aaron Gustafson – Adapting Your Designs with Progressive Enhancement

It’s difficult to predict how users will access your designs and your content. More and more, people are connecting to the internet through some sort of mobile device. Using the latest advances in HTML and CSS can leave aspects of your site incompatible with some browsers. How do you ensure that you’re providing a good experience to your users over a broad spectrum of scenarios?

UI17: Just 63 Spots Left at the $1,349 Price

Seats are moving fast for the User Interface 17 Conference. Once these 63 seats are gone, the price goes up $300. Take advantage of the lowest price and register now for UI17 in Boston, November 5-7. Daylong Workshops Are the Core of the Conference This year’s line-up is our best ever. You’ll choose from 8 [...]

UIE’s Most Popular Resource & Information Tweets from July 8-14

Here’s a recap of the resources and information we shared on Twitter last week. Design The real problem with redesigns – As usual, awesome notes from @lukeW on our own @jmspool’s Presentation. New article from Jared Spool: Designing What’s Never Been Done Before Mobile RT @sixrevisions: Native App vs. Mobile Web App: A Quick Comparison [...]

Tools to Make You a Stronger UX Pro

Get your free designer’s tool kit when you register by August 3, 2012. Not only does the User Interface 17 Conference dive deep into important UX topics, we’ll also supply you with a special designer’s tool kit when you register by August 3. Your tool kit goodies include A sketchpad loaded with different templates to [...]

UXIM OnDemand – Recordings Focusing on Agile Process and Mobile Design

Apply Agile techniques to integrate proven UX processes for your designs. Get practical techniques for creating great mobile experiences. Get over 10 Hours of audio and video recordings from 9 UX experts Incorporate Agile methods while fitting user-focused activities into your projects Design for mobile based on how people think Move critical tasks from the [...]

5 Reasons You Should Attend the User Interface 17 Conference

We could list dozens of reasons why you should attend the User Interface 17 conference in Boston, November 5-7. But we know you’re busy, so here are the top five for you. 1. Two full-days of intensive, deep dive workshops Each day you’ll be immersed with one of the UX experts learning the critical skills, [...]

Up Your UX Game with UI17′s Full-Day Workshops

We’re a bit giddy about the UX talent giving full-day workshops at this year’s User Interface 17 Conference in Boston, November 5-7. This year’s conference will up your UX game. You’ll acquire new advanced design techniques, learn about effective team-based processes, and dive into multi-device solutions. It’s 3 days you don’t want to miss. These [...]

Discussing Design: The Art of Critique—An April 26 Virtual Seminar

In this seminar you’ll get a reality check on critiques from Adam Connor. He’ll describe how to give, receive, and act upon feedback while confidently guiding your projects through beneficial feedback loops. With the right approach to critique and collaboration, your designs will be stronger than ever. In Adam’s seminar you’ll learn to: Structure projects [...]

Championing Contextual Research in Your Organization—An April 17 Next Step Virtual Seminar

To the delight of UX designers everywhere, organizations today increasingly conduct user-centered research methods like surveys, focus groups, and usability testing. In this Next Step seminar, Steve Portigal will give you the talking points to make it happen in your organization. And once you find out how to quell cultural, budgetary, and process resistance to [...]