I solve problems.
Talks and workshops by Dan Willis, a UX consultant who spends entirely too much time talking and workshopping.
The Enterprise UX 2015 Conference is looking for storytellers: people who can skillfully bring to life their past adventures addressing the needs of their organizations’ internal users.
Read MoreWe’re going to spend the next decade trying to figure out how to design cross-channel, multi-device experiences that don’t suck, so it’s probably a good time to come clean and admit that the goal of making those experiences “seamless” is just plain silly.
Read MoreInternet downloads disrupt the CD industry; DVRs disrupt the broadcast television advertising industry; online classifieds disrupt the print newspaper industry. We’re user experience professionals, we GET disruption, right? We’re the folks who teach other people how to use disruptive technologies to their advantage. But how well do we handle disruption when it happens to us?
Read MoreEqual parts group discussion and performance art, I led a wild exploration of research and its practical application that included audience members playing various parts of the human brain.
Read MoreIs it better to work inside an organization or as an outside consultant? Let's settle this age-old issue once and for all! Bring your wrestling tights and hidden foreign objects if ya got 'em for this knockdown, drag 'em out brawl where the winner takes all.
Read MoreVisual thinkers Dave Gray and Dan Willis decided to explore the murky glory of the unexplainable with an interesting experiment. Over the course of a large scale challenge, they collaborated without the benefit of spoken words or written narrative to first identify and define their primary challenge; then create and winnow the list of potential solutions; before finally developing a single solution.
Read MoreExperimental group discussion where participants argue the suck/not-suckishness of a variety of interactive issues.
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