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    Thank you very much for attending this session about User Experience. Today we are going to talk about the

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    1. UX
    2. How
    3. What
    4. Why
    5. UX
    6. Establish a common vocabulary around user experience
    7. User Experience
    8. User Experience User Interface Design
    9. User interfaces that are applied after an application and Web site are architected are like pushing icing around on a cake. They can make something look nice but not fix fundamental problems, they merely hide them.
    10. User Experience User Interface Design User Research Information Design Usability Testing Design Planning
    11. What roles does a designer play?
    12. A human being should be able to change a diaper, plan an invasion, butcher a hog, conn a ship, design a building, write a sonnet, balance accounts, build a wall, set a bone, comfort the dying, take orders, give orders, cooperate, act alone, solve equations, analyze a new problem, pitch manure, program a computer, cook a tasty meal, fight efficiently, die gallantly. Specialization is for insects. Robert Heinlein, Author
    13. User Interface Design User Research Information Design Usability Testing Design Planning
    14. User Interface Design User Research Information Design Usability Testing Design Planning
    15. User Interface Design User Research Information Design Usability Testing Design Planning
    16. User Interface Design User Research Information Design Usability Testing Design Planning
    17. Good interaction designers are more than just graphic or visual designers User Interface Design User Research Information Design Usability Testing Design Planning
    18. User Experience Roles
    19. Summary thoughts
    20. Designers work about ‘what’ to design and also ‘how’
    21. User Experience Phases (Little d design)
    22. User Experience Phases (Big D design)
    23.  
    24. Software and design
    25. Where have we been?
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    33. UX
    34. Agenda
      • What is user experience?
      • Understanding the Microsoft UX platforms and the business value they enable
      • Choosing the right technology for the job
      • Demonstrations: From Reach to Experience First
        • ASP.NET AJAX
        • Silverlight
        • WPF
    35. Your Peeps Chris Bernard User Experience Evangelist [email_address] 630.530.4208 designthinkingdigest.com Josh Holmes RIA Architect Evangelist [email_address] 734.323.3543 joshholmes.com Larry Clarkin Architect Evangelist [email_address] 262.347.9582 larryclarkin.com Phil Wheat Architect Evangelist phil.wheat@microsoft.com 512.897.8485 blog.austinwheats.net Clint Edmondson Architect Evangelist [email_address] 314.703.7713 notsotrivial.net/blog Brian Prince Architect Evangelist brprince@microsoft.com 614.519.5045 brianhprince.blogspot.com
    36. www.visitmix.com
    37. www.microsoft.com/ design www.microsoft.com/ expression Where to learn more
    38. www.microsoft.com/ asp.net www.microsoft.com/ silverlight Where to learn more
    39. Where to learn more wpf.netfx3.com/
    40. Where to learn more
    41. What is user experience?
    42.  
    43. Design is Inevitable “ Questions about whether design is necessary or affordable are quite beside the point: design is inevitable . The alternative to good design is bad design , not no design at all.” Douglas Martin designer
    44. 4 Concepts
    45. 1
    46. Function
    47.  
    48. It Works Great!
    49. Aesthetic
    50.  
    51. It Looks Great!
    52. 3
    53. Interaction
    54.  
    55. It Relates to You!
    56. 4
    57. Process
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    66. Generates Memories
    67. Emotional Connection
      • So, what does this have to do with software?
      • Business Principals
      • Technology tries to answer… “What is possible?”
      Source: Larry Keeley, Doblin
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      • Business tries to answer… “What is viable in the market place?”
      Source: Larry Keeley, Doblin
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      • Experience / Design tries to answer… “What is desirable to users?”
      Source: Larry Keeley, Doblin
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    81. Consumers try to answer… “Where can I be part of the conversation? How can I control my participation? My voice?”
    82. Communities try to answer… “What is sustainable?”
    83. UX
    84. Understanding digital delivery models for the standards-based Web, the rich Web and the rich client
    85. A continuum of experience Consistent design and development story Ubiquity Richness Next Generation Expression Web / Visual Studio Web Expression Blend / Visual Studio
    86. Formerly Codenamed “Atlas” AJAX based Web applications Standards Based ASP.net Ajax
    87. Create and Deploy XAML content & Apps Everywhere! Windows, Web, Crossplatform, Devices Silverlight
    88. Windows Presentation Foundation Windows Desktop Applications Connected Applications WPF
    89. Where to apply it Consistent design and development story Web + Standards Rich Web Ultimate Experience Friction free deployment and adoption Developer / Designer productivity and collaboration Ecosystem – controls, content, solutions integrators, community .NET XAML AJAX + .NET, JavaScript, DL Support XAML HTML + AJAX CSS / DHTML Expression Web / Visual Studio Web Expression Blend / Visual Studio
    90. Expression Studio
    91. Designer/developer experience
        • designers & developers:
        • Speak the same language
      designers design
        • designers & developers:
        • Speak different languages
      developers add business logic The new way for designers and developers to work together designer developer
    92. Expression Studio
    93. Expression Web
      • XHTML, CSS, XML, and XSLT
      • Collaborate with developers using Visual Studio
        • Standards, accessibility, cross-browser compatibility
    94. Expression Design
        • Design UI elements for Windows applications
        • Powerful vector tools and non-destructive effects
        • XAML workflow ensures design integrity
    95. Expression Blend Design stunning Windows applications Vector art, pixel images, high quality text, video, and real 3D content Ultimate user experiences
    96. Expression Media
        • Supports over 100 file formats
        • Version control and folder watching
        • Rename, convert, tag, batch process and search
    97. Expression Media Encoder
        • Batch convert WMV, AVI, MPEG, QT, and more
        • Cross-browser, cross-platform, cross-device
        • Command-line encoder
    98. Let’s take a deeper look…
    99. Web to better Web
    100. Desktop to better desktop
    101. Your Peeps Chris Bernard User Experience Evangelist [email_address] 630.530.4208 designthinkingdigest.com Josh Holmes RIA Architect Evangelist [email_address] 734.323.3543 joshholmes.com Larry Clarkin Architect Evangelist [email_address] 262.347.9582 larryclarkin.com Phil Wheat Architect Evangelist phil.wheat@microsoft.com 512.897.8485 blog.austinwheats.net Clint Edmondson Architect Evangelist [email_address] 314.703.7713 notsotrivial.net/blog Brian Prince Architect Evangelist brprince@microsoft.com 614.519.5045 brianhprince.blogspot.com

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