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For the Imagine Cup 2011 in Trinidad, I worked with Microsoft Trinidad and Tobago to run this bootcamp on User Experience Design geared at students and first timers to User Experience thinking. Comments are more than welcome!

Technologie

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Imagine Cup 2011 Trinidad Bootcamp #1
Presenter: Nissan Dookeran
Twitter: @nissandookeran
E-mail: nissan_dookeran@msn.com

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*Why think about the User
Experience?
*Introduction to User Experience
Design Concepts
*Introduction to User Experience
Design Tools
*Microsoft Expression Blend
with SketchFlow

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* Technology alone can’t make great products.

* Great design requires no explanation

* http://www.microsoft.com/design

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*Who are your customers? What skills and
knowledge do they have?
*What goals and tasks will they use your
product to complete?
*What assumptions are we making and how
can we verify them?

*

*What different sources of data can
we use to understand their
experience?
*What sources of data do we have?
(Usability studies and heuristic
evaluations are good places to start.)

*

* Who are your users?
* What story are you trying to share?
* How do you want them to interact with your
application? Browser? Desktop? Mobile?
* Where are they using your application? Via
Internet Explorer 9 Web Browser? Via Windows 7
Desktop? Via a Windows Phone?
* Why would they keep coming back to your site?

*Desktop
*Browser
*Mobile Phone
*Another Connected Device?

*

*At home?
*At work?
*At school?
*At a doctor’s office?
*With friends (the social
component)?

*

*

Microsoft Expression Blend and SketchFlow

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1. * Imagine Cup 2011 Trinidad Bootcamp #1 Presenter: Nissan Dookeran Twitter: @nissandookeran E-mail: nissan_dookeran@msn.com

2. * *Why think about the User Experience? *Introduction to User Experience Design Concepts *Introduction to User Experience Design Tools *Microsoft Expression Blend with SketchFlow

3. * * Technology alone can’t make great products. * Great design requires no explanation * http://www.microsoft.com/design

4. *

5. * *Who are your customers? What skills and knowledge do they have? *What goals and tasks will they use your product to complete? *What assumptions are we making and how can we verify them?

6. * *What different sources of data can we use to understand their experience? *What sources of data do we have? (Usability studies and heuristic evaluations are good places to start.)

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10. *Desktop *Browser *Mobile Phone *Another Connected Device? *

11. *At home? *At work? *At school? *At a doctor’s office? *With friends (the social component)? *

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13. * Microsoft Expression Blend and SketchFlow

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