What we’re about
We are the Atlanta Chapter of the Interaction Design Foundation. (https://www.interaction-design.org/local-group/north-america/united-states/atlanta)
Slack Group: idfatlanta.slack.com
Our chapter meetups help individuals who are in the industry of Interactive Design network, share ideas and promote education.
Our goal is to connect with you and other individuals, groups, organizations to create and foster greater understanding of Interactive Design.
IDF Atlanta was started to bring together professionals, students, and design enthusiasts and spark some collective awesomeness.
Please feel free to join us if you are based in and around Atlanta Metro Region.
ABOUT THE INTERACTION DESIGN FOUNDATION
We are an independent nonprofit initiative with an objective that sounds like a paradox—to raise the level of global design education to an Ivy League standard, while at the same time reducing costs to as low as possible. We democratize learning by providing top-notch curricular materials, and we aim to strike the perfect balance between academic rigor and practical relevance.
Established in 2002 in Denmark, we were inspired by the Scandinavian educational system to create low-cost, high-quality education so as to change the way people learn design. Over the past decade, we have built a sustainable collaboration and education platform, and have grown our global community to reach 475 local groups in 84 countries.
We continue to collaborate with top universities and companies, such as Stanford, Cambridge and SAP Labs, as well as such noted authors as Clayton Christensen and Don Norman, to share our knowledge with over a million designers every month.
