11.May.2010 at 16:53 by Kamala Ferris
This presentation covered some great information and Ambrose was well-spoken and easy to understand. There was fairly good coverage of the overall theory behind design patterns and lots of great examples.
Understanding User Experience Design Patterns
Ambrose Little (07.May.2010 at 11:25)
Talk at Stir Trek: Iron Man Edition (English - US)
For most developers, patterns are directly related to object oriented coding best practices, In this talk, you will be introduced to “design patterns” that will help you build better user experiences. We’ll explore UX patterns that can help you build great user experiences, and provide examples of how you can start using them in your development today. We’ll cover patterns that pertain to different kinds of user interface problems such as commands, data entry, information architecture, navigation, page layout, and data visualization.
Quicklink: https://joind.in/1636
Track(s): Methodologies
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14.May.2010 at 12:58 by Mike Busch
This was the first time I've seen Ambrose talk, and I've got to say, he's really fun to listen to. The talk was packed with useful information to whet people's appetites for all the possibilities of UI Design. I would have loved to see a deeper dive into specific patterns and analysis of when/how to identify their application. Overall though, it was a great talk.
14.May.2010 at 13:41 by John Jakubowski
An enjoyable and informative discussion. The presenter did a great job of providing insight into UX issues with a real-world focus.
17.May.2010 at 13:21 by Tyler Barnes
This was the best presentation I attended all day and made the event worth it (well, Iron Man 2 and Mellow Mushroom Pizza certainly helped!)
08.May.2010 at 20:00 by Craig Stuntz
Really enjoyed this. I plan on sharing the pattern catalogs with others at my company. Examples were good.