I speak at conferences about UX, psychology and design. Below are the slides from all my recent conferences and workshops. If you’d like me to speak at your conference please get in touch. Drop me an email and say hi. See previous talks on Lanyrd and the feedback I’ve had on Twitter.
I gave a short presentation at UX Bristol to celebrate 10 years of working in UX. I spoke to UX people who’ve been working in the industry for 10 years plus and sent out a survey to ask how people got in to the industry and what they predict for the future.
I’ve been working with lots of great people up in Manchester since I started at cxpartners 7 years ago. LateRooms.com, Co-operative Bank in the city, and then in the wider area with Appliances Online and MoneySupermarket.com.
I’m really excited to be talking at FFWD Pro next month in Croatia.
I ran a workshop and spoke at Future of Web Design London, May 13-15, 2013 on Psychology for Designers.
I was pleased to be able to talk at London Content Strategy’s event, How can we change an organisation’s culture?
Design is all about people. Understanding psychology gives us powerful tools. We should use them responsibly.
Here’s my presentation from the Future of Web Design on the UX of HTML5. I cover the things we need to be aware of about the tools we’ve been given in HTML5, how to use them responsibly and which ones to avoid.
Here’s the video for the Usability Professionals Association talk I did last July talking about user experience with some real life return on investment figures. And yes, I did only get a C at GCSE Maths.
Last weekend saw me running the latest UXBootcamp. Cognitive Psychology & UX. When Leisa Riechart first asked me to do I have to admit it made me a little nervous. There is so much psychology theory and application isn’t as easy as it may seem.
I’m pleased to have been asked to present the next UX Bootcamp on Cognitive Psychology. The idea behind UX Bootcamp is to offer practical training for UX professionals.