Excited to announce that I will be attending the User Experience Week in San Francisco again this year, marking the third time I have attended this amazingly educational workshop based event hosted by Adaptive Path.
Last year I was able to get deep into these awesome workshops:
Mapping Experiences
• Reviewed the core concepts of mapping
• Explored the initiation of a project by determining perspective, focus and scope
• Conducted research to develop experience maps
• Worked within a small team to develop powerful visual experiences
• Took feedback during a collaborative session amongst peers
Critical Moments: Hands-on Experience with Digital Ethnography
• Analyzed what real world data-sets can do when integrated into interaction models
• Developed longitudinal user journeys
• Presented findings after hands-on group exercise
Motion Design & Prototyping
• Dissected the 12 classic principals of motion design theory by Disney
• Worked in Keynote to build simple prototypes
• Refreshed knowledge of scale, fade, resize and rotate and how to transition between states
Embodied Interactions, Emotions & Design
• Listened to insight on how interactions can evolve beyond mouse and touchscreen
• Learned new vocabulary for how human beings move in experiential activities (movement)
• Applied the Laban Movement Analysis to design problems