UX Show and Tell Recap
Posted: May 16th, 2010 | Author: Julie Rutherford | Filed under: Events | Tags: design, user research, wireframes | No Comments »Hey UXers!
Hope you can attend our next UX group meeting tomorrow (May 17th) from 5:30-7pm at Barley Works at the Heuther Hotel.
To read more about what we’ll be discussing and to register, check out our blog post about the event: NUIs in your living room, in a pub.
If you missed our last UX group meeting on April 19th, here’s a quick recap. We had 20 UXers attend our “show & tell” session, which turned out to be very interactive and fun! We split into groups and each group listened to design challenges and ideas that their peers have been working with.
Then, each group picked a representative that presented their design challenge to the whole room. Some of the interesting ideas we heard about include:
- Design challenges for group collaboration and some of the time wasters that get in the way when individuals are working together in an office or on a tabletop surface.
- How Adobe Fireworks can be used for wireframing and for finished designs. We saw how this can be a great tool for creating a design and gathering commentary.
- Overview of recommendations for revamping a website that is used by students and staff at Wilfrid Laurier University.
- Saw examples of how menu options for an application were brought from early prototypes to the final product.
- Got a sneak peak of a new feature for math software and heard about the design challenges of designing for a small space in an existing application.
Thanks to everyone who shared their ideas and opinions at this event! Photos from the event are posted below. Hope to see you at our event tomorrow!
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