Sessions at UX Cambridge 2011 about Balanced Team on Thursday 10th November

(or how to get developers to do your work for you)

Have you revisited a project one year on and found all your careful IxD work ruined? Ever felt overwhelmed by the task of protecting the user experience from the slings and arrows of outrageous development?

Help solve these problems by uncovering the hidden Interaction Design skills in your development team!

I'll be talking about some of the ways I've found to help including:

• Moving from design ownership to design facilitation and education

• Involving development successfully early in the design process

• Giving Domain Driven Design a UX twist

• Using agile development processes to help not hinder

• Helping get the design decisions embodied directly in the code

• Using automated testing to help the UX in the long term

Do you have any top tips for helping developers get the UX right? Please bring them along. We'll try and build a list of emerging practices by the end of the conference.