Refresh 027 — Learn to Speak Interface: Creating Conversations Between Developers and Designers May 27, 2010
Raleigh, North Carolina 27601
Description: You’re a developer. You write code. But your users don’t see your code. They only see the user interface. We’re going to have a conversation about how to think through your product’s user interface. We’ll focus on a few analytical techniques you can use to analyze your user interface and to communicate with a designer. Speaker: Jess’s fascination with rapidly prototyping products led him to building applications for the web where he contributed to several startups. 60% developer, 40% designer, and 100% ninja, he brings a singular focus on the end-user to any product he works on. Jess is a principal at Relevance (http://www.thinkrelevance.com).
Official Website: http://www.refreshthetriangle.org
Added by peytoncrump on May 3, 2010
Comments
supergiantrobot
Awesome! Count me in.
JBloom
By the way, street parking is free after 5:00 and the parking decks often open up after 9:00 (so you don't have to pay if you leave later than that). Sweet!
jessmartin
I'll try not to flip out and kill people ;-)
Seriously though, excited to share some fun exercises I've been working on to enable a collaborative design process.
Lisa Creech Bledsoe
Jess is a dangerous man. Bring him gifts of wine. ; )
Brian Henderson
We're glad to be hosting. Ninjas will be asked to keep the blood of their victims off the carpets and walls.
wwian
Looking forward to hearing some ninja techniques! ;-)