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UX Intensive

Vancouver — November 12-15, 2007

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Special early bird pricing
Register on or before November 3:
Single Day: US$695
All 4-days: US$2,195

Regular Registration:
Single Day: US$745
All 4-days: US$2,495

This intermediate-to-advanced workshop series examines the four key elements that contribute to a successful interactive experience: Design Strategy, Design Research, Interaction Design and Information Architecture. Workshops are led by Adaptive Path's team of experts, including: Dan Saffer,
Chiara Fox, Brandon Schauer and
Todd Wilkens.

“I love the educational atmosphere. It’s great to learn from folks who are eager to learn themselves. Their ability to relate their experiences to the course material was really effective.” — Jason Goldman, Google

imageMonday, November 12 - Design Strategy. The most stellar design will fail to succeed unless it supports an underlying business strategy. Yet a business strategy is nothing but a plan until it connects with compelling solutions that actually appeal to the target customer. Whether you're a manager or an enterprising practitioner, this workshop provides you with the tools you need to put your designs into business. And vice versa. Led by one of Adaptive Path's Experience Design Directors, Brandon Schauer. Learn more »

imageTuesday, November 13 - Design Research. To get through to your customers, you need to know exactly what makes them tick. And that means learning more than just the usual superficial characterizations. What do they want? Need? Crave? What are they really trying to do, and why? With the research frameworks and methods covered in this jam-packed workshop, you'll discover how to unearth deep, practical insights about the people you want to reach most. Guided by Adaptive Path's Design Researcher, Todd Wilkens. Learn more »

imageWednesday, November 14 - Interaction Design. Once you've developed a strategy and completed your research, how do you make a product or service that both engages users and works well? It's up to you to transform the research data into an effective design, and then get that design built. In this session, you'll not only learn how to design for better interactions, you'll also learn how to become a better interaction designer. Led by Dan Saffer, an Experience Design Director at Adaptive Path and author of Designing for Interaction. Learn more »

imageThursday, November 15 - Information Architecture. All the design strategy, user research and interaction design in the world isn't going to get customers to the information they need without a sound architecture to guide them. This lesson features an array of practical techniques to help you analyize, model and describe the content on your site. Taught by Chiara Fox, the Senior Information Architect at Adaptive Path. Learn more »