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Lori Miller/Tony Brinton - UPA 2011 recap - July 2011Lori MillerChief Design ArchitectLogical Design Solutionswww.lds.com

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Recap for UsabilityNJ of the

UPA International Conference

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Introductions

About Logical Design Solutions

Management consulting firm specializing in online channel and web-based solutions.

We offer a wide breadth and scope of enterprise solutions in which people are the focus and business results are the objective.

We have some of the best clients in the world; market leaders from the Fortune 500 and US Federal Government.

We are known for our innovative solutions using the latest, exciting technology.

We are thought leaders – we shape the discussion in our market place.

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…and we are hiring.www.LDS.com > Careers

Lori J. Miller, NJ Office

Tony Brinton, NYC Office

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20th Annual UPA International Conference

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UPA2011.org

• Keynote

• Research in Practice:Findings Usability Professionals Should Know About

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Keynote

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Paul Adams, Global Brand Experience Manager at Facebook

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If you don’t know his name, you might recognize his work…

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From SlideShare

“Why I left Google. What happened to my book. What I work on at Facebook.”- Paul’s blog: ThinkInsideOut.com

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Keynote Speaker: Paul Adams

Designing for Social Change different types of inter-personal relationships can lead to very different outcomes in motivating behavioral change, and how this change is different in different cultures.

stories about how people we are close to, and people we've never met, may or may not influence us

norms learned from people's local culture impact how much they can be influenced.

Goal:

Convey concrete ideas about motivating positive social change by engaging (at appropriate times) with:

• close friends and family vs. knowledge experts and celebrities

• a broad audience vs. a narrow audience.

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For more on Paul:UPA Intro

ThinkOutsideIn

@padday

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Source: Adams, How your customers social circles influence what they buy what they do and where they go

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Source: Adams, How your customers social circles influence what they buy what they do and where they go

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Weak ties

Source: Adams, How your customers social circles influence what they buy what they do and where they go

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Countless temporary ties

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Source: Adams, How your customers social circles influence what they buy what they do and where they go

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Source: Adams, How your customers social circles influence what they buy what they do and where they go

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Source: Adams, How your customers social circles influence what they buy what they do and where they go

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Tutorial:Research in Practice:Findings Usability Professionals Should Know About

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Research in Practice:Findings Usability Professionals Should Know About

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This all day workshop, presented by Usability.org, identified and reviewed key and recent findings intended to extend the core UX body of knowledge and inform user centered design and methods.

Some interesting topics covered in the tutorial:

Does the structure of my Prototyping Process influence creativity?

When designing usability questionnaires, does it hurt to be positive?

What's the right number of participants for usability testing? (Is Nielson still right?)

Form Design - What's the best alignment for labels?

Are Eye-tracking Studies reliable?

Email navigation behaviors: do users scroll vs. or use filing / tagging / search?

Are retrospective think aloud studies better than within task?

Writing for Clarity to Enhance Usability

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On Site Training

Usability.org offers this (and a longer one) as an on-site course for clients.

For details, contact:

Kath Straub

[email protected]

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Thank You

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