I attended yet another excellent free breakfast briefing put on by Edinburgh consultants, User Vision. This time the topic was the UX maturity of organisations.
Showing posts with label presentation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label presentation. Show all posts
Wednesday, 11 March 2015
Friday, 30 January 2015
UX Maturity - free breakfast briefing in Edinburgh in February
User Vision are running another of their great, free sessions next month. This time the topic is UX maturity in the organisation.
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edinburgh,
presentation,
strategy,
usability companies,
user experience
Friday, 1 August 2014
IA & Content Strategy - my bluffers guide to open source developers
I gave a presentation today at the Edinburgh Open Source Breakfast session, a monthly developers meet up. I had 40 minutes on the topic of information architecture and content strategy so even squeezing in a bluffer's guide was a bit of a tall order.
Tuesday, 29 July 2014
What's with UX in Higher Ed? My presentation to IWMW 2014
Earlier this month, I presented at the UK Higher Education Web Managers Conference, IWMW. I talked about how user experience skills and techniques aren't as prevalent in higher education as they are in other sectors and why I thought this might be. The slides were quote and image heavy, so here is a transcript of what I said, interspersed with what my audience were tweeting as they listened.
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content management,
edinburgh,
higher ed,
presentation,
usability,
user experience
Saturday, 12 April 2014
Social media integration in websites
I've been thinking about social media sharing buttons recently. We're developing a new CMS for the University of Edinburgh at the moment, and this kind of functionality is on the to-do list. I'm currently wondering whether they're worth bothering with at all.
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Paul Boag,
presentation,
social media,
user experience
Tuesday, 29 October 2013
People - the biggest challenge in content management
I had a flick through a slide deck by content strategist and author Sara Wachter-Boettcher the other day. A couple of quotes really stood out for me and set me reflecting on the major CMS project we're working on right now.
Sunday, 30 June 2013
UX Scotland 2013 - slides, resources & write up
The UX Scotland conference took place 20 & 21 June here in Edinburgh and I was lucky enough to go along. Lots of great resources from the sessions are now online, and I've summarised a few notes I jotted as I listened.
Labels:
agile,
content strategy,
edinburgh,
persona,
presentation,
usability,
user experience
Saturday, 29 June 2013
Big content strategy challenges from Rahel Bailie
At last week's UXPA Scotland session, we were lucky enough to have author and content strategist Rahel Anne Bailie. Her talk prompted a bit of food-for-thought for me, and highlighted a few resources and bits of follow up reading.
Friday, 21 June 2013
Steve Krug talks agile UX
Steve Krug gives a presentation to a group of developers for Outsystems. Video and slides are available, along with Outsystems' short eBook on usability rules for developers.
Labels:
books,
presentation,
Steve Krug,
usability,
usability testing tips
Tuesday, 11 June 2013
The future of content management - Karen McGrane
Content strategist Karen McGrane gives an hour long presentation on where she sees web content consumption going and the challenges this presents to web publishers. To be fair, it's not just the future - these are the challenges we're facing right now and have been for a good while.
Tuesday, 2 April 2013
Confab Content Strategy Conference write up
Gutted that I couldn't go to the London content strategy conference, Confab 2013 as it has a number of sessions with authors, thinkers and speakers I admire. Thankfully, Martin Belam has written blog posts to summarise each session.
Saturday, 30 March 2013
Calls to action tips
What's a call to action? It's the reason a web page exists. The thing you want your reader to do next. This presentation provides 20 do's and don'ts, covering a range of graphical and editorial considerations.
Saturday, 23 March 2013
UX presentation for CIM
This week I had the pleasure of presenting at a Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM) conference in Edinburgh. My presentation? "Marketing is dead, long live user experience!" (I didn't get lynched).
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edinburgh,
higher ed,
presentation,
user experience,
web marketing
Thursday, 10 January 2013
Web writing quick tips videos
Five short videos on improving your web writing, with a focus on higher education.
Labels:
presentation,
web analytics,
web marketing,
writing
Friday, 5 October 2012
Distracting user experiences
Giles Colborne of cxpartners gave a great presentation to the UXPA Scotland this week. He talked about the implications of being distracted, and how designers need to be responsible and concious of context of use.
Friday, 28 September 2012
Edinburgh UX event - 2 October 2012
There's a really interesting sounding session happening next week in Edinburgh - Driven to distraction: a presentation by Giles Colborne from cxpartners. It's the latest event put on by UXPA Scotland (was the Scottish UPA).
Sunday, 26 August 2012
Usability fix tactics
A write up of a UX workshop run by Caroline Jarrett and Francis Rowland on how to get usability problems fixed. This follows on from a survey by Caroline and Steve Krug on why usability issues often go unfixed.
Thursday, 26 July 2012
Edinburgh UX group session slides
I ran a pilot session at the University of Edinburgh yesterday with the aim of pulling together colleagues with an interest in user experience. My intro slides are available on Slideshare.
Labels:
edinburgh,
higher ed,
presentation,
usability,
user experience
Thursday, 21 June 2012
My UCD workshop at IWMW 2012 Edinburgh
I ran a workshop this week at IWMW 2012 which was hosted here at the University of Edinburgh. In it I went through some user centred design techniques I've used on a range of projects.
Saturday, 21 April 2012
Why customer experience matters
A couple of articles that go through why your customer experience should be at the top of your agenda. 'Customer experience' is an increasingly popular term these days, but you could just as easily say 'target audience experience' or 'student experience'.
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