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�ݺ�ߣshows by User: cloudjammer / http://www.slideshare.net/images/logo.gif �ݺ�ߣshows by User: cloudjammer / Thu, 21 Sep 2017 13:42:35 GMT �ݺ�ߣShare feed for �ݺ�ߣshows by User: cloudjammer UX your life /slideshow/ux-your-life/80018747 uxyourlife-170921134235
The defining characteristic of UX design is it's focus on the user and on an iterative, user-centered, approach to creating solutions. But what if we applied the user-centered design process to ourselves, our lives, and our careers? Get the goods at: importantshit.co/designyourlife]]>
The defining characteristic of UX design is it's focus on the user and on an iterative, user-centered, approach to creating solutions. But what if we applied the user-centered design process to ourselves, our lives, and our careers? Get the goods at: importantshit.co/designyourlife]]> Thu, 21 Sep 2017 13:42:35 GMT /slideshow/ux-your-life/80018747 cloudjammer@slideshare.net(cloudjammer) UX your life cloudjammer The defining characteristic of UX design is it's focus on the user and on an iterative, user-centered, approach to creating solutions. But what if we applied the user-centered design process to ourselves, our lives, and our careers? Get the goods at: importantshit.co/designyourlife <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/uxyourlife-170921134235-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> The defining characteristic of UX design is it's focus on the user and on an iterative, user-centered, approach to creating solutions. But what if we applied the user-centered design process to ourselves, our lives, and our careers? Get the goods at: importantshit.co/designyourlife

UX your life from J+E Creative

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0 Develop like a designer /slideshow/develop-like-a-designer/79981376 developlikeadesigner-170920143142
From design to testing, feature prioritization and delivery, developers are often asked to make critical UX design decisions. But we got your back with this day-long workshop about how to level up your work without having to get into some skinny jeans.]]>
From design to testing, feature prioritization and delivery, developers are often asked to make critical UX design decisions. But we got your back with this day-long workshop about how to level up your work without having to get into some skinny jeans.]]> Wed, 20 Sep 2017 14:31:42 GMT /slideshow/develop-like-a-designer/79981376 cloudjammer@slideshare.net(cloudjammer) Develop like a designer cloudjammer From design to testing, feature prioritization and delivery, developers are often asked to make critical UX design decisions. But we got your back with this day-long workshop about how to level up your work without having to get into some skinny jeans. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/developlikeadesigner-170920143142-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> From design to testing, feature prioritization and delivery, developers are often asked to make critical UX design decisions. But we got your back with this day-long workshop about how to level up your work without having to get into some skinny jeans.

Develop like a designer from J+E Creative

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0 Unicorn invasion: A UX workshop for all levels and stuff! /cloudjammer/unicorn-invasion-a-ux-workshop-for-all-levels-and-stuff unicorninvasion2017-05-03-170504144224
The first rule of design is "you are not the user." The second rule of design? "You are not the user." Join us for an afternoon UX-design workshop that turns user research and the iterative design process on its head by combining a little bit of trivia, a little bit of Clue, and a lot of fun. Together, we'll learn about and practice techniques for combining research and research deliverables to create effective user-centered designs. In doing, we'll cover hot UX topics such as personas, journey maps, user-flows, wireframes, and the sexy mysteries of the UX process. Presented in partnership between 9th Path Creative and J+E Creative. About JD Jordan and Brandy Porter: JD is a veteran visual and User Experience designer with experience as a creative director, a design director, and a consultant with some of the biggest agencies and brands in the ATL and beyond. He is an acclaimed author, public speaker, and design educator. Brandy is a seasoned design leader who has directed award-winning solutions for top consumer brands across all manner of media, devices, and environments. She has taught interaction design at corporate and collegiate levels with a focus on user behavior, intuitive design and critical thinking.]]>
The first rule of design is "you are not the user." The second rule of design? "You are not the user." Join us for an afternoon UX-design workshop that turns user research and the iterative design process on its head by combining a little bit of trivia, a little bit of Clue, and a lot of fun. Together, we'll learn about and practice techniques for combining research and research deliverables to create effective user-centered designs. In doing, we'll cover hot UX topics such as personas, journey maps, user-flows, wireframes, and the sexy mysteries of the UX process. Presented in partnership between 9th Path Creative and J+E Creative. About JD Jordan and Brandy Porter: JD is a veteran visual and User Experience designer with experience as a creative director, a design director, and a consultant with some of the biggest agencies and brands in the ATL and beyond. He is an acclaimed author, public speaker, and design educator. Brandy is a seasoned design leader who has directed award-winning solutions for top consumer brands across all manner of media, devices, and environments. She has taught interaction design at corporate and collegiate levels with a focus on user behavior, intuitive design and critical thinking.]]> Thu, 04 May 2017 14:42:24 GMT /cloudjammer/unicorn-invasion-a-ux-workshop-for-all-levels-and-stuff cloudjammer@slideshare.net(cloudjammer) Unicorn invasion: A UX workshop for all levels and stuff! cloudjammer The first rule of design is "you are not the user." The second rule of design? "You are not the user." Join us for an afternoon UX-design workshop that turns user research and the iterative design process on its head by combining a little bit of trivia, a little bit of Clue, and a lot of fun. Together, we'll learn about and practice techniques for combining research and research deliverables to create effective user-centered designs. In doing, we'll cover hot UX topics such as personas, journey maps, user-flows, wireframes, and the sexy mysteries of the UX process. Presented in partnership between 9th Path Creative and J+E Creative. About JD Jordan and Brandy Porter: JD is a veteran visual and User Experience designer with experience as a creative director, a design director, and a consultant with some of the biggest agencies and brands in the ATL and beyond. He is an acclaimed author, public speaker, and design educator. Brandy is a seasoned design leader who has directed award-winning solutions for top consumer brands across all manner of media, devices, and environments. She has taught interaction design at corporate and collegiate levels with a focus on user behavior, intuitive design and critical thinking. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/unicorninvasion2017-05-03-170504144224-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> The first rule of design is "you are not the user." The second rule of design? "You are not the user." Join us for an afternoon UX-design workshop that turns user research and the iterative design process on its head by combining a little bit of trivia, a little bit of Clue, and a lot of fun. Together, we'll learn about and practice techniques for combining research and research deliverables to create effective user-centered designs. In doing, we'll cover hot UX topics such as personas, journey maps, user-flows, wireframes, and the sexy mysteries of the UX process. Presented in partnership between 9th Path Creative and J+E Creative. About JD Jordan and Brandy Porter: JD is a veteran visual and User Experience designer with experience as a creative director, a design director, and a consultant with some of the biggest agencies and brands in the ATL and beyond. He is an acclaimed author, public speaker, and design educator. Brandy is a seasoned design leader who has directed award-winning solutions for top consumer brands across all manner of media, devices, and environments. She has taught interaction design at corporate and collegiate levels with a focus on user behavior, intuitive design and critical thinking.

Unicorn invasion: A UX workshop for all levels and stuff! from J+E Creative

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0 How to get sh*t done or, Practical advice—not vague bullshit—about pursuing your dreams and stuff /slideshow/how-to-get-sht-done-or-practical-advicenot-vague-bullshitabout-pursuing-your-dreams-and-stuff/67587647 getshitdone-161024152212
No more entitled stories or vague platitudes. Let's talk about how to get sh*t done.]]>
No more entitled stories or vague platitudes. Let's talk about how to get sh*t done.]]> Mon, 24 Oct 2016 15:22:11 GMT /slideshow/how-to-get-sht-done-or-practical-advicenot-vague-bullshitabout-pursuing-your-dreams-and-stuff/67587647 cloudjammer@slideshare.net(cloudjammer) How to get sh*t done or, Practical advice—not vague bullshit—about pursuing your dreams and stuff cloudjammer No more entitled stories or vague platitudes. Let's talk about how to get sh*t done. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/getshitdone-161024152212-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> No more entitled stories or vague platitudes. Let's talk about how to get sh*t done.

How to get sh*t done or, Practical advice—not vague bullshit—about pursuing your dreams and stuff from J+E Creative

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0 UXing All The Things: Applying The User-Centered Process to Design, Life, and Legos /slideshow/uxing-all-the-things-applying-the-usercentered-process-to-design-life-and-legos/67587257 uxingallthethings-161024151417
The defining characteristic of UX design is it's focus on the user and on an iterative, user-centered, approach to creating solutions. But what if we applied the user-centered design process to non-UX challenges? Would the adjective in front of design—be it experience, graphic, service, or broadcast—become superfluous? This talk will look at the ultimate channel-agnostic approach to design, showing how the core user-centered creative process can be applied to UX design, book design, life and career planning, parenting, and the ultimate challenge—Legos.]]>
The defining characteristic of UX design is it's focus on the user and on an iterative, user-centered, approach to creating solutions. But what if we applied the user-centered design process to non-UX challenges? Would the adjective in front of design—be it experience, graphic, service, or broadcast—become superfluous? This talk will look at the ultimate channel-agnostic approach to design, showing how the core user-centered creative process can be applied to UX design, book design, life and career planning, parenting, and the ultimate challenge—Legos.]]> Mon, 24 Oct 2016 15:14:17 GMT /slideshow/uxing-all-the-things-applying-the-usercentered-process-to-design-life-and-legos/67587257 cloudjammer@slideshare.net(cloudjammer) UXing All The Things: Applying The User-Centered Process to Design, Life, and Legos cloudjammer The defining characteristic of UX design is it's focus on the user and on an iterative, user-centered, approach to creating solutions. But what if we applied the user-centered design process to non-UX challenges? Would the adjective in front of design—be it experience, graphic, service, or broadcast—become superfluous? This talk will look at the ultimate channel-agnostic approach to design, showing how the core user-centered creative process can be applied to UX design, book design, life and career planning, parenting, and the ultimate challenge—Legos. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/uxingallthethings-161024151417-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> The defining characteristic of UX design is it's focus on the user and on an iterative, user-centered, approach to creating solutions. But what if we applied the user-centered design process to non-UX challenges? Would the adjective in front of design—be it experience, graphic, service, or broadcast—become superfluous? This talk will look at the ultimate channel-agnostic approach to design, showing how the core user-centered creative process can be applied to UX design, book design, life and career planning, parenting, and the ultimate challenge—Legos.

UXing All The Things: Applying The User-Centered Process to Design, Life, and Legos from J+E Creative

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0 https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/profile-photo-cloudjammer-48x48.jpg?cb=1604330526 I am an author and versatile creative professional with more than twenty years experience in interactive design, user experience, team management, and thought leadership as well as experience in traditional graphic design and marketing. I bring experience managing creative businesses; coordinating teams of creatives; and bridging design concerns with business services, technology, education, and communication needs. I've taught creative processes and technologies at both a bootcamp-style design programs and at a traditional accredited arts college, mentored students and staff to enrich their careers, and taught history at a leading research university. I am a published author of both fict... importantshit.co https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/uxyourlife-170921134235-thumbnail.jpg?width=320&height=320&fit=bounds slideshow/ux-your-life/80018747 UX your life https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/developlikeadesigner-170920143142-thumbnail.jpg?width=320&height=320&fit=bounds slideshow/develop-like-a-designer/79981376 Develop like a designer https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/unicorninvasion2017-05-03-170504144224-thumbnail.jpg?width=320&height=320&fit=bounds cloudjammer/unicorn-invasion-a-ux-workshop-for-all-levels-and-stuff Unicorn invasion: A UX...