Looking to get more insight from usability testing more quickly, cheaply, and with fewer people and headaches?

Peter explores what's needed to practice successful search-centered information architecture, how newer means of input and output are reshaping what's possible, and shares inspiring examples across different types of applications and industries.

Drawing from her experiences at Vodafone, she shares how to educate non-UX people about human-centred design, participate in hackdays and barcamps, and add value to design competitions and challenges normally aimed at developers.

So you've designed a great product, fixed a stack of usability problems and spent a fortune on marketing. The only problem is, people aren't using it.

Finding answers may not be easy, but asking the right questions can lead you in the right direction.

You'll learn how to make the users the ultimate stakeholder, replacing the traditional stakeholder review with a user-centred review process.

From this session, you'll gain an understanding of the patterns and how to select which ones to use for your content.

A bodystorm is a live presentation, like a short play, in which user experience people improvise several scenes with the audience asking questions; leading to a better understanding of the problem and solution space.

With a multi-disciplinary team that gathers constant input from users, better experiences can be created based on usability testing and skills.

The web is more important to business than ever, yet business leaders often remain uncomfortable with what goes into making a website successful.