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Interaction Design 101: 3-Day Immersion
Bruce “Tog” Tognazzini Spend several days with this world-renowned user interface guru, designer, and writer as he distills thirty years’ experience with human-computer interaction (HCI) into straightforward principles, processes, and techniques that guarantee successful designs. This immersion course covers—and you will experience through a series of workshops—the entire design life cycle, from initial information gathering through iterative design, and testing. Upon completion, participants will understand the basic principles of effective interaction design and be prepared to apply them in real-world design work. What You’ll LearnIn this session, you’ll learn:
Course Outline
FormatThis tutorial is conducted over 3 full days. It encompasses lectures and several in-depth exercises. HandoutsCopies of the presentation slides Who Should Attend?This is an ideal course for engineers, graphic designers, software managers, and other professionals who would like to increase their understanding of or skills in user-centered interaction design. This is a basic course; there are no prerequisites. Instructor
Bruce “Tog” Tognazzini is a recognized leader in human/computer interaction design. As chief designer at Healtheon/WebMD,
he helped establish WebMD as the premiere healthcare website. Before that, he was distinguished engineer for Strategic Technology at Sun, where he led
the Starfire project that predicted the rise of the World Wide Web. During his 14 years at Apple Computer, he founded the Apple Human Interface Group and
acted as Apple’s Human Interface Evangelist. In 2000, he rejoined his long-time colleagues as a principal at the Nielsen Norman Group. A sought-after
public speaker and consultant, he has published two books, Tog On Interface and Tog On Software Design, both from Addison-Wesley,
as well as the webzine AskTog.
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