Skillswap presentation: the Bristol Usability guy
The presentation I gave at Bristol Skillswap on being the Bristol Usability guy, usability and customer experience. Thanks to all who came along.
From usability to customer experience – and the bits in between.Things learnt from user testing, information architecture, wireframing, task analysis and generally being ‘the usability guy’
I mentioned the book “the Design of Everyday Things” by Don Norman which is a great introduction to all things good about product design and a website called Boxes and Arrows for all information architecture and wireframe goodness
Links
- Seth Godin
- Creating passionate users
- Functioning Form
- 37 Signals (Ace)
- Bokardo
- cxpartners The rather lovely Bristol usability company I work for – blog coming soon
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