If you find yourself in the Minneapolis area, join us on Monday for an informal happy hour.

Taken at the Seattle 2006 UIE Roadshow

From a roadshow attendee: “Do we have any evidence users would favor making Search more prominent on the home page, maybe even making the search box the only feature, because users would prefer just to type in their keywords and go?”

As Christine Perfetti and I wind our way through the 2006 UIE Roadshow, we find ourselves this week in Seattle and San Francisco. If you are also in these two areas, we’d love to get a chance to see you.

The blog, WebFYI.org, posted a nice review of our recent Atlanta Roadshow.

If you’re currently a full-time student, User Interface Engineering would like to give you the chance to attend our events at a substantially discounted price.

Jared recounts some of UIE’s original findings about how image links work for users.

We’ve been processing our UIE 2006 Roadshow registrations and, much to our surprise, we only have 5 spots left for the Seattle event.
San Francisco is also close to selling out. And the shows in Atlanta, DC, Philadelphia, and Minneanpolis are climbing quickly to their room capacities.
We’re 6 weeks away from the first event in [...]

Jared starts to ponder everything that is going on for UIE this year and gets exhausted just thinking about it.

• Presenter: Jared M. Spool
• Recorded at: Web Design World Seattle on July 18, 2005
• Program: #002 (Length: 54:38)
• Audio mp3 (25.6MB)
• Presentation PDF (3.7MB)