Usability Events with the Scottish Usability Professionals' Association

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Usability and accessibility with tomorrow's web technologies

with Martin Sadler and Matt Riggott

30thNov '05

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In a lively and interactive session, Martin Sadler from Fasterstrongerlighter and Matt Riggott from Mercurytide discussed Web 2.0 and Ajax, the opportunities they present to web developers and how to deploy them with the least risk of introducing usability or accessibility issues.

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forthcoming events

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Usability and the New EU Cookie Regulations

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2nd Oct 2012 at 6:30pm

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previous events

2011: HTML 5 and its impact on Usability; Engaging industry and the public sector in accessible, inclusive design - do we need to shout louder or smarter?; A Virtual Seminar: Mobile Design: Designing Tapworthy Mobile Apps; Student attitudes towards mobile library services for Smartphones

2010: Persuasion Architectures: Nudging People to do the Right Thing; Web Analytics + Usability = A Sum Greater Than Its Parts; Agile and Usability; Modeling the mobile user experience; A virtual seminar: Leveraging Search & Discovery Patterns For Great Online Experiences; Usability and Contemporary User Experience in Digital Libraries; Designing for Personas; Mementoys - usability in product design

2009: Mobile Usability / iPhone App; Election Ballot Usability; Online Qualitative Research - new ways to find out what consumers really think; Prototyping - the landscape and review of Axure RP Pro; Improving Website Usability Using Google Website Optimiser; Web Accessibility update - new guidelines and standards for web accessibility; Designing for Dyslexia

2008: Building the Usability Profession; Exchange of Ideas: Agile/XP and User Experience; Comparative Usability Evaluations: Usability testing vs Expert evaluation; Authoring Tool Accessibility Guidelines; Scottish Usability Showcase; Sub-groups, Deviants and Navigational Alignment: Advanced topics in card sorting; The Perpetual Super-Novice; Label placement in forms (and other time-consuming forms controversies); Implementing usability changes on an already successful site

2007: Games Usability; Scottish Usability Showcase for World Usability Day; Interactive TV usability: Is the Electronic Programme Guide (EPG) dead?; Choosing the right technique - the right answers to the right questions; An Award Winning Usability Programme; Usability in the travel industry; Writing for the Web; Designing and Evaluating Mobile Applications for New Social Experiences; University Showcase - Usability research projects from Scottish Universities; Usability and SEO - pulling in the same direction?; Scottish Usability Showcase 2006

2006: Usability standards, the Usability Maturity Model and what they are good for; Everything you've always wanted to know about card sorting; Content Management Systems and Usability; Web Accessibility Primer on WCAG 2.0 and Including Users with Disabilities; Making search a good user experience; Presentation on usability testing software

2005: Web analytics and usability; Usability in government websites; Usability and accessibility with tomorrow's web technologies; Scottish Usability Showcase on World Usability Day; Information Visualisation; Conducting International and Cross Cultural User Research; Web accessibility; Ethnography in the 21st Century; Child centred design and computer games; Delivering a Usable Experience with Rich Internet Applications; The Power of Hindsight; Eyetracking presentation; Thinking Big - Creating usable enterprise portals; Interactive TV usability and accessibility; Insights into Information Architecture for the web

2004: Web accessibility - presentation and demonstration; Handheld Usability; Usability and Public Technology - The complexity behind the simplicity