Name: Content & Design: Conflict is the Key to Great Experiences
Start: 2015-06-15T18:00:00-07:00
End: 2015-06-15T19:45:00-07:00
Location: Portent (an internet marketing company)

Welcome Steve Fisher, co-Founder of The Design & Content Conference, for a special cross-discipline talk on June 15th.

It’s time to kick all of the elephants out of the room. Letting go of preconceived notions is a requisite skill for creating whole-hearted user experiences. In his talk, Steve will help you look at your current projects through a vulnerable lens to see imperfections, preempt design oversights, and let go of personal defense mechanisms that interfere with the creative process.

This session will give you the tools to free project teams to express true creativity, to bond and to connect at a deeper level with each other and the people using our products and designs. What is the best makeup of any given project team? Why should you mine for conflict and how does it enable you to produce better designs? Find out the answers to all these questions and more!

Bio
Steve is the Founder of The Republic of Quality (www.republicofquality.com) and the co-Founder of The Design & Content Conference (www.designcontentconf.com).

With over 18 years of experience, he leads the charge on the creative end of projects, co-ordinating research, strategy, visual design, interaction design and content strategy. Steve is a professional member of the Graphic Designer’s Society of Canada and served as their national VP of web for three years. He spends much of his time representing RoQ on the global stage as a sought-after speaker on topics like responsive web design, UX, open source, design thinking, and web process.

He has presented at such conferences as TEDx, SXSW, Future of Web Design, HOW Interactive Design conference, Web Visions and DrupalCon, and is a contributor to Net magazine.

He also loves Twitter @hellofisher (maybe a little too much).

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