Stakeholder Involvement in User Experience (UX) Design
| Date: | Monday, February 20, 2012 |
| Time: | Networking starts: 6pm Presentation and Q&A: 6:30pm to 8:30pm |
| Address: | Welch Room, 4th Floor, YWCA at 535 Hornby Street, Vancouver |
Description
How can you involve, engage, and get more UX-related value from your project stakeholders? In this presentation Paul shares various field-tested techniques he has successfully used to help bring stakeholders on board with UX design, and in the process get better results from their contributions. Topics such as user experience goals, design scenarios, and stakeholder design reviews will be explored.Speaker: Paul D. Hibbitts
Paul believes that regardless of the development approach and timeline, each and every project can meaningfully benefit from user-centered design (UCD) viewpoints and techniques. For over 12 years, he has collaborated through Hibbitts Design with companies of all sizes to meet both their business and user experience goals. With his commitment to highly effective and engaging interaction design, Paul is always striving to pragmatically apply UCD philosophies and methods to the challenges his clients face. As a university and corporate instructor, he also shares his knowledge and experiences to help others make better software.Visual Outline
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