In the past month or so, ‘s have started popping up all over the world. I’m pleased to let you know that the same is about to happen in , and if you’re interested in reading about and discussing issues related to User Experience, then you’re more then welcome to come along!
We’re meeting at 6.30pm on 25 Feb at , in Clerkenwell and we’re going to be talking about by Bill Buxton.
We can only host limited numbers so if you’d like to come along, .
People of, or near, London, have you registered for yet? It’s a brand new conference brought to you by the people behind the most excellent dConstruct conference. I’m very excited about UX London not only because I’m lucky enough to be running a Design Research workshop, but also because we’re going to get to see The Don, Dr. Don Norman, live and in the flesh.
Please stop me from asking him to autograph my copy of ‘The Design of Everyday Thing’. That would be almost as embarrassing as when I asked Jesse James Garrett to autograph my copy of ‘The Elements of User Experience’. (Fortunately I don’t think JJG remembers that).
There are a bunch of other great speakers including the ever entertaining Jared Spool, Peter Merholz, Jeff Veen, Donna Spencer, Eric Reiss, and
Anyway, UX London promises to be a great couple of days of talks and workshops, with an emphasis on practical learning that you can take back and apply to your own practice immediately. I know, for one, that my Design Research workshop is going to be all about sharing a lot of what I do now for work, especially the range of design research approaches and analysis methods that I use for all kinds of clients and projects and, importantly, budgets.
I hope to see you there!
About me
My name is Leisa Reichelt. I am an independent consultant who works with organisations who want to better understand and improve the experience they're delivering their customers.
By improving Customer Experience we know that companies become more effective and profitable - winning more valuable and more loyal customers.
In particular I focus on working with customers to map their customer journeys and identify the critical moments of truth and touchpoints.
My background is in Information Architecture and User Experience and I have particular expertise in researching and designing for digital touchpoints.
I'm a UX mentor, I speak at , I run workshops, I coordinate the . I founded for extremely practical UX Training and - accessible UX expertise for startups. I'm .
I work with start ups, open source communities, companies implementing Agile UX, organisations with interesting problems, smart people and cracking challenges.
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