Speaker: Leslie Bradshaw By 2014, Cisco estimates that 56 percent of all Internet traffic will come from viewing Internet video and Internet video-to-TV. This makes sense considering that people prefer video content to text content at a rate of 2-to-1. As the demand for video continues to surge online, there is another video-centric platform that […]

Speaker: Bill Scott In this workshop Bill will explore the mindset of LeanUX and how it relates to bring products to life in the midst of big organizations that don’t normally think “Lean”. He will look at how teams can create a strong partnership between product, design & engineering in a way that tears down […]

Speakers: Jason Ulaszek, Carolyn Chandler Experience design and game design have a lot in common, and the two worlds continue to come together. It’s no wonder – we’ve all been playing games for millenia, to learn and grow or to get through tough challenges. Notes: First workshop of Webvisions 2013! Arcades brought in $2M a […]

Speaker: Terry Ryan @tpryan Reproducing animation as code can produce really ugly code. Flash interface is much better interface. Adobe edge hopes to bring that interface to html5. OK – that interface is nice. Very nice, but how do you add interactivity? – Labels, triggers and actions Discoverabilty – you can add mouse pointers and […]

Speaker: Crystal Beasley She is bribing the audience with voodoo donuts and LOLcats. #7 maybe we need an FAQ. No, no you don’t.

Speakers: Matt Fordham, Taylor Winters Wow, another standing room only presentation. A very good sign. The web is inherently responsive – of you don’t in the way… Alarming stats – pc use down 20% – mobile up 600% Learn the patterns. – column drop – think about the order – layout shifter – Beware of […]

Speakers: Matt Fordham, Taylor Winters Wow, another standing room only presentation. A very good sign. The web is inherently responsive – of you don’t in the way… Alarming stats – pc use down 20% – mobile up 600%

Speaker: Crystal Beasley She is bribing the audience with voodoo donuts and LOLcats. #7 maybe we need an FAQ. No, no you don’t.

Speaker: Crystal Beasley She is bribing the audience with voodoo donuts and LOLcats. #7 maybe we need an FAQ. No, no you don’t.

Speaker: Gina Rau Minority report came out in 2002, set in 2050. We are already seeing many of the interaction technology. Take this lollipop – a very creepy public service app. 5 years ago, marketers had to beg, borrow and bribe to get even a small amount of personal information. Guidelines: – trust (often based […]