Day 2 of the UX Australia conference was packed full of excellent presentations, and after a bunch of encouraging comments from folks who saw my sketches from yesterday, I drew some more for today’s sessions.
Rather than rely on my phone camera, this time I scanned today’s sketches to ensure that the images are of a higher quality.
One of the highlights for me was finally meeting Daniel Szuc, who co-authored SitePoint’s Usability Kit a few years back (and which I edited.) A huge thanks to the UX Australia organisers for putting on a well-run and well-catered event that delivered a ton of high quality presentations. UX Australia will run in Sydney next year, and comes highly recommended.
See my sketchnotes from Day 1 of the conference (click on each image to view a larger version).
Daniel Naumann: Working with clients to get better solutions, and Sally Bieleny: Users don’t always help
Daniel Szuc: The value of asking why
Joe Sokohl: Nailing it down
Matt Morphett: Designs that ship
Rob Scherer: Evidence based design
Rod Farmer and Anton Sher: Creating mobile experiences that matter
Scott Bryant: Emerging a content strategy from user research
Shane Morris, Toby Cumming, and Jane Cockburn: Defining the recipient journey
For slides and audio from these UX Australia presentations, keep an eye on the UX Australia website over the coming weeks.
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