February 16, 2012 6:00 PM - 70 attended
Usability 2012
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We are pleased to announce our speaker for Usability 2012, Doug Strickland - former VP User Experience Publicis Modem. We welcome your advance questions and discussion points for this event.
Doug Strickland is a User Experience Designer with more than twenty-five ye
ars of technical product development expertise. He has been a senior digital experience designer on projects for Microsoft, Intel, PayPal, and Tout.com. Doug’s background in engineering and human-computer interaction provides a solid foundation for his development of effective web and mobile applications and services, where his short attention span and unusually high expectations combine to create intuitive interfaces and memorable digital experiences.
Doug lives with his wife Heidi, and their dogs Cooper and Mozie in Northern California. When not modeling, synthesizing, or wireframing, Doug is usually found with a camera, a guitar, or an Arduino.
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Greg Trevizo
David- we will address this topic. Additionally, there is a large start-up environment in our group. I am certain that you will be afforded the opportunity to have this discussion with several attendees. Thanks for the question. See you Thur Feb 16th.
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Greg Trevizo
Pizza, beer & wine, snacks provided for this event. We look forward to seeing you!
Posted February 15 at 2:46 PM -
Sunil Nethisinghe
Hi Doug,
As a designer if I was asked by my management to design a function, say setting the alarm on a mobile phone, to be easier than that of the two easiest competitor phones in the market, how do I go about validating the design and what results should I present to the management to prove that the goal has been achieved? ThxPosted February 16 at 1:55 PM -
Elaine
I'm interested in learning more about setting up mobile apps. Currently, I'm working on a website and a mobile app for a financial client that requires a secured log in. Any info would be greatly appreciated.
Posted February 16 at 2:54 PM -
Manuel
I would like learn about new tends and strategies to avoid:
- loss of context
- mental overloadin mobile apps. Thx!
Posted February 16 at 3:25 PM
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Justin McDavidWell organized and moderated for an initial group meetup. Im looking forward to the next one.
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Daniela (LD)Short and sweet -- and the food and drink were much appreciated. Mr. Strickland was soft-spoken but nicely experienced, warmly enthusiastic, and easy to talk to.
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