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The importance of a great user experience has never been as important as it is today. Users expect to be able to just pick up the newest gadget or piece of software and be able to figure it out with ease. The role of user experience professional is dead. Everyone from the marketing team to the intern-developer must be a user experience professional to make a successful product. It has been said that it takes 10 years to create successful software, does our current understanding of user experience fit within this model? How does the user experience actually get defined and who has the power to change it? How can the user experience get shaped in a more iterative and evolutionary way? Through the lens of releasing a social software application and moving from consultant to product owner, this talk explores current user experience methodologies as well as lessons learned through web application release and management.]]>
The importance of a great user experience has never been as important as it is today. Users expect to be able to just pick up the newest gadget or piece of software and be able to figure it out with ease. The role of user experience professional is dead. Everyone from the marketing team to the intern-developer must be a user experience professional to make a successful product. It has been said that it takes 10 years to create successful software, does our current understanding of user experience fit within this model? How does the user experience actually get defined and who has the power to change it? How can the user experience get shaped in a more iterative and evolutionary way? Through the lens of releasing a social software application and moving from consultant to product owner, this talk explores current user experience methodologies as well as lessons learned through web application release and management.]]> Thu, 22 Jan 2009 18:04:54 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/gregbell/user-experience-is-dead-long-live-the-user-experience-presentation gregbell@slideshare.net(gregbell) User Experience is dead. Long live the user experience! gregbell The importance of a great user experience has never been as important as it is today. Users expect to be able to just pick up the newest gadget or piece of software and be able to figure it out with ease. The role of user experience professional is dead. Everyone from the marketing team to the intern-developer must be a user experience professional to make a successful product. It has been said that it takes 10 years to create successful software, does our current understanding of user experience fit within this model? How does the user experience actually get defined and who has the power to change it? How can the user experience get shaped in a more iterative and evolutionary way? Through the lens of releasing a social software application and moving from consultant to product owner, this talk explores current user experience methodologies as well as lessons learned through web application release and management. <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ux-is-dead-long-live-the-ux-1232647341687789-1-thumbnail-2?1232647558" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /><br> The importance of a great user experience has never been as important as it is today. Users expect to be able to just pick up the newest gadget or piece of software and be able to figure it out with ease. The role of user experience professional is dead. Everyone from the marketing team to the intern-developer must be a user experience professional to make a successful product. It has been said that it takes 10 years to create successful software, does our current understanding of user experience fit within this model? How does the user experience actually get defined and who has the power to change it? How can the user experience get shaped in a more iterative and evolutionary way? Through the lens of releasing a social software application and moving from consultant to product owner, this talk explores current user experience methodologies as well as lessons learned through web application release and management. User Experience is dead. Long live the user experience!

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Talk for the Vancouver User Experience group on October 16, 2007 about the user experience of usability projects and how we’ve re-designed our process.]]>
Talk for the Vancouver User Experience group on October 16, 2007 about the user experience of usability projects and how we’ve re-designed our process.]]> Wed, 17 Oct 2007 12:42:04 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/gregbell/usability-20 gregbell@slideshare.net(gregbell) Usability 2.0 gregbell Talk for the Vancouver User Experience group on October 16, 2007 about the user experience of usability projects and how we’ve re-designed our process. <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/usability-20-1192632122504580-3-thumbnail-2?1192624924" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /><br> Talk for the Vancouver User Experience group on October 16, 2007 about the user experience of usability projects and how we’ve re-designed our process. Usability 2.0

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Mobile Web: The Expectation of Experience http://www.slideshare.net/gregbell/mobile-web-the-expectation-of-experience
Almost half of the global population in 2009 is expected to have mobile phones, of which 90% of them will have web browsers built right into them. The landscape for consumption of websites and media is changing at a rapid pace and as user experience professionals we need to provide appropriate advice to create engaging mobile experiences for our clients. This talk explores how the user’s expectations of the mobile web is based directly on their desktop web usage. Examining the mobile strategy for two major web properties, key aspects of an effective mobile web strategy will be discussed. ]]>
Almost half of the global population in 2009 is expected to have mobile phones, of which 90% of them will have web browsers built right into them. The landscape for consumption of websites and media is changing at a rapid pace and as user experience professionals we need to provide appropriate advice to create engaging mobile experiences for our clients. This talk explores how the user’s expectations of the mobile web is based directly on their desktop web usage. Examining the mobile strategy for two major web properties, key aspects of an effective mobile web strategy will be discussed. ]]> Sat, 28 Apr 2007 12:38:00 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/gregbell/mobile-web-the-expectation-of-experience gregbell@slideshare.net(gregbell) Mobile Web: The Expectation of Experience gregbell Almost half of the global population in 2009 is expected to have mobile phones, of which 90% of them will have web browsers built right into them. The landscape for consumption of websites and media is changing at a rapid pace and as user experience professionals we need to provide appropriate advice to create engaging mobile experiences for our clients. This talk explores how the user’s expectations of the mobile web is based directly on their desktop web usage. Examining the mobile strategy for two major web properties, key aspects of an effective mobile web strategy will be discussed. <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/mobile-web-the-expectation-of-experience-13738-thumbnail-2?1177763880" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /><br> Almost half of the global population in 2009 is expected to have mobile phones, of which 90% of them will have web browsers built right into them. The landscape for consumption of websites and media is changing at a rapid pace and as user experience professionals we need to provide appropriate advice to create engaging mobile experiences for our clients. This talk explores how the user’s expectations of the mobile web is based directly on their desktop web usage. Examining the mobile strategy for two major web properties, key aspects of an effective mobile web strategy will be discussed. Mobile Web: The Expectation of Experience

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