IxDA NYC Presents Detailed Design: Preserving the UX from Concept Through Delivery
NOTE: This Event Has Been Cancelled
So you’ve done
ethnographic user research. You’ve also analyzed log files. You’ve
interviewed help desk and customer service folks. You’ve had long
meetings with stakeholders. You’ve nailed down an understanding of the
user, so you’ve got some great personas. You even held some design
sketching sessions.
NOW what?
While many authors have
codified the early phases of experience documentation, there’s a
disconnect that often happens when business analysts write requirements
documents or developers and product managers write user stories.
Despite
the best personas and user/task grids and wireframes, people other than
project champions need information to help them succeed, including the
creation of data architecture, interaction coding and the actual
realisation of the user interface.
User experience work doesn’t
end at the wireframe – it ends when the product is implemented. Detailed
design covers those activities that reduce possible miscommunication
between the designer and the developer and product owner. Activities can
include specifying tweens in interaction, specific pixel radii on
corners, or data formats for forms, for example.
So, if the heart of UX design is empathy, then detailed design codifies that empathy.
This
workshop investigates how to make sure your good work continues right
through until the product is released. Focusing on better ways to
specify functionality, visual design, and content, we’ll collaborate to
find solutions that work for YOU.
Register Now: http://tinyurl.com/3uf4ube
Comments
Is there any way to get on the waiting list for this? Unfortunately, I'm waiting until the last minute to register.
Thanks,
Christina Beard
Christina,
The event has been cancelled. We're going to try and reschedule it for next year some time. In the mean time, look out for word on our Ethnography workshop in November.
Hope to see you there,
Peter
Christina,
The event has been cancelled. We're going to try and reschedule it for next year some time. In the mean time, look out for word on our Ethnography workshop in November.
Hope to see you there,
Peter