You Can UX Too: Avoiding the Programmer's Interface

Eryn O'Neil

Thursday 22 May 2014 from 10:30 to 11:30

Talk in English - US at php[tek] 2014
View Slides: https://www.slideshare.net/eryno/programmers-can-ux-too-minnewebcon-2014/
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You Can UX Too: Avoiding the Programmer's Interface

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Chuck Peterson at 11:17 on 22 May 2014

very good talk, interactive, excellent slides, wow.

Jason E. Sweat at 11:20 on 22 May 2014

Engaging and polished speaker. Nice use of humor in showing of the "Programmer Interfaces" Coaching humility is a tough pill to swallow at times. Thanks for the presentation

Patrick Schwisow at 11:23 on 22 May 2014

Great talk! Everyone should be able to understand the basics of UX. We don't have to be experts to be able to make non-crappy interfaces.

Bradley Coudriet at 11:33 on 22 May 2014

Great Talk!
I really enjoyed your perspective and showing off the ugly interfaces.

I would have liked to seen a few examples ugly interfaces transformed into better interfaces. That would have been helpful to avoid pitfalls that we all probably do.

Overall GREAT talk!

Luis Cruz at 11:33 on 22 May 2014

Good overview on stepping back and having a conversation with people -- your users, your fellow devs, your UX people -- to arrive at an actual usable interface. Captured many of the things our company has been going through and are trying to do.

Minor quibble... Needs more otters.

Noelle at 11:36 on 22 May 2014

Excellent talk with great use of storytelling and humor. Loved the topic as it was very applicable - I'll definitely be taking these lessons home!

Greg Wilson at 12:01 on 22 May 2014

Always a good presenter. Brought up the salient points of UX and interaction with users for testing.

Björn Endre at 12:32 on 22 May 2014

Excellent talk. Fun and insightful.

Brooks Boyd at 15:51 on 22 May 2014

Good ideas to think about!

Brian Fenton at 15:58 on 22 May 2014

Well done. Good information, easy speaking style, good use of humor. +1 for otters

John Hodges at 17:58 on 22 May 2014

Really well done. I particularly appreciated the points about positive v. negative taste.

Mike Todd at 18:11 on 22 May 2014

Excellent talk. I think all software should make UX a top priority. Also, the otter palate cleanser was much appreciated after the horrors of bad interfaces. Those interfaces shall haunt my dreams.