[Sigia-l] NYC IxDA Event: Christine Perfetti, UIE, July 13th

Nasir Barday nbarday at gmail.com
Mon Jul 3 15:27:40 EDT 2006


_--NYC IxDA is Pleased to Announce--_
What Makes a Design Seem Intuitive?
Presented by Christine Perfetti
Thursday, July 13th, 2006, 6:30 - 8:30 pm

Everyone wants an "intuitive" interface: the users, the designers, and
the content publishers. But building them is hard. User Interface
Engineering's recent research has given insight into why it's hard and
how to get past major obstacles.

In this talk, Christine Perfetti of User Interface Engineering (UIE) will show:
- How to teach users concepts without their even realizing it
- How some designers have managed to make simple concepts complex
- Examples of popular web sites that have made complex topics intuitive

*About Christine and UIE*
As one of the most requested instructors at User Interface
Engineering, Christine has worked with dozens of companies on their
toughest web design problems. With her extensive knowledge of human
factors, task design, user recruitment, and usability testing
practices, Christine has been a top-rated presenter at CHI 2001- 2005,
the UIE Research Forums, Intranets 2001, and STC regional conferences.
She has also taught Human Factors at the Tufts University Gordon
Institute for Engineering Management.


EVENT DETAILS
When: Thursday, July 13th, 2006, 6:30 - 8:30 pm
(Post-talk appetizers, compliments of UIE, at a nearby venue)

WHERE
A hip space in SoHo
(details to be provided after you RSVP)

COST
Free (If you'd like to donate to IxDA to help grow the organization
so we can have more great events, you may do so at http://www.ixda.org.)

RSVP
We have about 50 spaces available for this event. To secure your
space, please RSVP to <nyc at ixda.org> with your name and
email address. If you are bringing guests, please send us each
guest's name and email address, so that we can email them as well.


For more information about IxDA, or if you are interested in getting
involved, please contact us at <nyc at ixda.org> or visit our web site
at  http://www.ixda.org.



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