UXPA 2013 Annual Conference Friday July 12, 2013 1:30pm - 2:30pm by Katherine Campbell User-centered design is normally associated with computers, mobile devices and the web. Referencing my past experiences working with two of the Smithsonian’s hands-on spaces, I will examine what it means to craft a positive user experience and how that relates to nontraditional disciplines such as museum exhibits and educational centers. I will encourage you to look at user experience design through a different lens and approach projects with a fresh perspective.

2. Parallel

3. introduction

4. Scenic route

5. Someone else’s shoes

7. Smithsonian institution

8. Lemelson center for the study of invention
and innovation

9. Invention at play
Spark! lab

10. Lemelson center’s mission

11. Development team

12. Educational programming

20. Ux comparison

21. Creation phase
(product)

22. Visitor needs

23. Persons with disabilities

24. audience

25. Group size

26. Time constraints

27. safety

28. Ux comparisons

29. 508 compliance

30. Target market

31. Web traffic

32. Attention span

33. Data encryption

34. tweak

35. clarity

36. accessibility

37. usability

38. Sound familiar?

39. Usability testing

40. informal

41. Visitor response

42. Staff response

43. Supply usage

44. Attendance levels

45. Ux comparisons

46. User response

47. Design issues

48. Eye tracking and mouse clicks

49. Web analytics

50. implementation

51. reconfigure

52. adjust

53. increase

54. align

55. Common thread

56. Thank you!

57. Kat-campbell.squarespace.com/