Please join us for the next UX Book Club on Monday, June 14, 2010, 6-9pm. Modular Web Design: Creating Reusable Components for User Experience Design and Documentation. DATE June 14, 2010 (2nd Monday of the month) TIME 6-9pm LOCATION Wilde Roast Cafe parlor room 518 Hennepin Ave. E. • Minneapolis, MN 55414 612.331.4544
UPA, UX Meetup, and Clockwork Active Media Systems are proud to present an evening with Stephen Anderson. We hope to see you there! WHAT’S HAPPENING The Art & Science of Seductive Interactions How can we design interactions that encourage specific behaviors? A while back, LinkedIn experimented with a feature: a little meter above the users’ [...]
Please join us for the next Twin Cities UX Meetup on Monday, March 8. First, we’ll discuss the Interaction10 conference. Some TC UXers who went will offer their take on the big ideas that came out of it and how they can apply those ideas to their work. If you want to get a sense [...]
A neighboring suburb’s struggles with branding and marketing made the front page of my neighborhood newspaper this week. From the article “Mounds View continues discussing new tagline” by Kate Garlock, it sounds like a case of equal parts design by committee and crowdsourcing. Both of which are fine, well-worn strategies and both have a significantly [...]
Content Strategy Night Thursday, Sept. 17 6pm – 8pm Meet visiting content strategist Rahel Bailie (Intentional Design, Vancouver) for an informal discussion on content, the Web, and everything. Sen Yai Sen Lek 2422 Central Ave NE, Minneapolis, MN 55418 (612) 781-3046
Since Seth Godin is coming to the Twin Cities in October, we thought this would be the perfect book to read for UX Book Club. It’s not a User Experience book per se, but it is relevant to us. It’s also a great way to get warmed up for the upcoming MIMA Summit. DATE & [...]
Last month YouTube announced that they’ll no longer be supporting IE6. This is welcome news to anyone that has to still deal with IE6. Not sure if that is enough ammo to convince your team to abandon IE6 yet, but it’s a step closer. As IE6 fades into the background, I tend to use transparent [...]
Happy summer Twin Cities UX’ers –(even though it feels like October outside!) We met June 8, 6-8pm at Wilde Roast to discuss the book Communicating Design: Developing Web Site Documentation for Design and Planning by Dan Brown. The conversation was facilitated by Stephanie. She manages a User Experience team at U.S. Bank. She told us [...]