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Web 2.0 brings with it increased interactivity - much of it through the use of Ajax (Asynchronous Javascript And Xml). Unfortunately, the arbitrary use of Ajax can damage the user experience rather than improve it. The course has been presented in a half-day version at many international conferences, most recently at CHI 2010 in Atlanta and UPA 2010 in Munich. This new one-day course was first presented at the Nielsen Norman Group Usability Week conference. It is the basis of an upcoming Morgan Kaufman title, User Experience for the Dynamic Web: Ajax Design and Usability. On this page: DurationFull day (9:30 pm to 5:00 pm), including breakfast and lunch (breakfast from 8:30) BenefitsYou will learn how to identify and improve static HTML designs through the use of Ajax and DHTML (JavaScript and the Document Object Model):
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AudienceUsability, UX and UCD practitioners/managers (no technical experience is required). Web designers and developers will find this course extremely useful for understanding the relationships between Ajax, usability, accessibility and SEO but should note that implementation detail is mentioned only briefly. Participants' comments
InstructorWilliam Hudson is a User Experience Stratgeist who consults, writes and teaches in the fields of user-centred design, user experience and usability. He has over 40 years experience in the development of interactive systems, initially with a background in software engineering. William was the product and user interface designer for the Emmy-award-winning "boujou"; now an indispensable tool in major film studios. He has specialized in interaction design and human-computer interaction since the late 1980's. William has written and taught courses that have been presented to hundreds of software and web developers, designers and managers in the UK, North America and Europe. He is the founder and principal consultant of Syntagm, a consultancy specializing in the design of interactive systems established in 1985. William has presented papers, talks and tutorials at a number of international conferences including CHI, UPA and Nielsen Norman Group Usability Week. He is the author of two upcoming titles -
William has worked with a wide variety of clients, from startups to established multi-nationals (click here to see our client list). Book OnlineClick here to view the schedule or start a new booking form. Use the browser back button if you have already started to book places. |
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