Our Schedule is Nearly Complete
posted at 7:52 AM on April 24, 2008
Take a look at the list of speakers, workshops, and the schedule. We’ve got an amazing lineup featuring leading thinkers and practitioners in user experience, speaking and teaching on essential topics in the field. From the grounded experience of Don Norman to the flights of fancy of Bruce Sterling, from designing for the Web to designing for robots, from the sober stories of the LIVESTRONG experience to the comic flights of TheDailyShow.com, no other event covers as much ground and provides as much fun while doing it.
At UX Week, You Will
posted at 8:15 PM on March 15, 2008
- EXPLORE the latest thinking in multi-channel experiences, product and service ecologies, social media, user research, prototyping, storytelling, and interaction design.
- GAIN practical user experience skills and techniques, whether you’re a director, manager, or practitioner.
- LEARN to effectively communicate, evangelize and contextualize user experience across an organization.
- CONNECT with a network of preeminent user experience practitioners.
What You Can Expect
posted at 8:13 PM on March 15, 2008
Past UX Weeks featured such luminaries as Steven Johnson (author, Emergence, The Ghost Map), Jan Chipchase (designer and researcher, Nokia), Lisa Strausfeld (design director, One Laptop Per Child), Deborah Adler (designer, Target’s ClearRx pharmacy system), Michael Bierut (Principal, Pentagram), and Jared Spool (principal, User Interface Engineering).
Though don’t just take it from us. Here’s what an attendee has to say:
“Attending the Adaptive Path UX Week is like going to summer camp! Summer camp for designers, or as the opening slide stated, User Experience Professionals.” - David Shadle, Microsoft
Here’s some of what happened at UX Week 2007:

Deborah Adler discusses her design of the Target pill bottle

Lisa Strausfeld and her team give the first public demonstration of Sugar, the UI for the $100 Laptop

Jan Chipchase, design researcher at Nokia, shares what he’s learned from observing people all over the world

Adaptive Path unveils Charmr, our prototype diabetes management system
And subscribe to our UX Week 2007 podcast and listen to the presentations!
Pricing thru May 31:
Early bird price: $2,295
Regular price: $2,495
Register today »
2007 UX Week on flickr.com
Location
The Palace Hotel
2 New Montgomery Street
San Francisco, CA 94105
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