UX Australia 2011

4-day user experience design conference

39 speakers

Coverage of UX Australia 2011

36 sessions

Day 1 Tuesday 23rd August 2011

• 9:00am Mobile prototyping essentials

  presented by Rachel Hinman

• 9:00am User experience fundamentals

  presented by Cennydd Bowles and James Box

• 9:00am Turbo-charge your workshops: How design games can turn dull meetings into productivity boosters

  presented by Andy Budd

• 1:30pm Communicating behavioural insights

  presented by Janna DeVylder, Iain Barker and Steve 'Doc' Baty

• 1:30pm Get beyond digital: Design for cross-channel experiences

  presented by Samantha Starmer

• 1:30pm Mobile prototyping essentials

  presented by Rachel Hinman

Day 2 Wednesday 24th August 2011

• 9:00am Scenarios to sketches

  presented by Kim Goodwin

• 9:00am Exposing the magic of design: Methods of design synthesis

  presented by Jon Kolko

• 9:00am User experience fundamentals

  presented by Cennydd Bowles and James Box

• 1:30pm Detailed design: Preserving the UX from concept through delivery

  presented by Joe Sokohl

• 1:30pm Crafting stories for user experience

  presented by Whitney Quesenbery

Day 3 Thursday 25th August 2011

• 9:00am Experience leadership

  presented by Kim Goodwin

• 11:00am Gamification sucks: Lessons from the field

  presented by Paris Buttfield-Addison

• 11:00am Technology as a cultural practice

  presented by Rachel Hinman

• 12:00pm Do what worx: Lessons in making the most of opportunities for user and client co-creation in game design

  presented by Anthony Ditton

• 12:00pm Levels of context: The impact of ‘zoom’ on the contexts we research, design for and implement within

  presented by Janna DeVylder

• 2:45pm Avoid mockupitis

  presented by Jay Rogers

• 2:45pm UX design in a surgical environment

  presented by Michelle Berryman and Vicki Haberman

• 4:00pm Eating our 2 and 5: Designing to change food behaviours using mobile devices

  presented by Grant Young

• 4:00pm Global UX: A journey

  presented by Daniel Szuc and Whitney Quesenbery

• 5:00pm How not to test

  presented by Matt Morphett and Shane Morris

• 5:00pm Managing change as a designed user experience

  presented by Helen Palmer

Day 4 Friday 26th August 2011

• 9:00am A market of the senses: Digital devices in physical spaces

  presented by Bob Burns

• 9:00am Designing cross-channel experiences

  presented by Samantha Starmer

• 10:00am Multi-channel experience frameworks: Challenges designing for 1ft, 2ft and 10ft experiences

  presented by Rod Farmer and Ash Donaldson

• 10:00am Weaving digital information into physical space: New frontiers for prototyping experiences

  presented by Martin Tomitsch

• 11:15am Designing the Skycouch: How Air New Zealand moved from selling seats to selling experiences

  presented by Leif Roy

• 11:15am Is that sense-able?

  presented by Rob Manson

• 12:15pm Multi-device, multi-role, multi-what? Defining experiences just got a lot more complex

  presented by Alex Young

• 12:15pm Understanding how people experience service: A design research case study about airport security

  presented by Ben Kraal

• 3:00pm Children of the revolution

  presented by Gerry Gaffney and James Hunter

• 3:00pm “Switching on my ears” a case study: Designing a hand held device for bionic implant recipients

  presented by Matt Morphett, Shane Morris and Rami Banner

• 4:15pm Mobile user experience: Methods and tools

  presented by Oliver Weidlich and Rod Farmer

• 4:15pm Agile, design thinking and you…

  presented by Jason Furnell and Daniel Oertli

• 5:00pm Shaping the future of BBC News for the connected home

  presented by Derek Ellis and Alex Williams

• 5:00pm Personality, discursion and disruption

  presented by Jon Kolko

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