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14 November marks this year's global Usability Day. It is for everyone who has ever asked "Why doesn't this work right? What am I supposed to do with this now?" Here we list just a few of the events happening in the UK to celebrate the day.
14 November marks this year's global Usability Day. It is for everyone who has ever asked "Why doesn't this work right? What am I supposed to do with this now?" Here we list just a few of the events happening in the UK to celebrate the day.
ALL DAY, ALL WELCOME
MakingLifeEasy.org
Tag sites in your life that make your life easy or not and share
them at makinglifeeasy.org
Show Your
Number
A nationwide mass street numbering effort
CHIPPENHAM
10.00 (GMT)
Seminar:
Make your web site more effective
A seminar on how to 'Make your web site more
effective'
LONDON
09:00 (GMT)
Expert
Review: Around the World in 36 Hours
Members and partners of the User Experience Alliance (UXA)
conduct expert reviews with a focus on cultural differences.
09:30 (GMT)
System
Concepts User Centred Design Training Course
15 FREE places on offer to this one day Introduction to User
Centred Design Training Course.
12:00 (GMT)
User
Involvement in Standards Development - the European
Experience
This talk will focus on how user involvement can be utilised to
ensure that the European Standards Organisations take into
account user needs.
18:30 (GMT)
Panel
discussion: Usability Around the World
A panel of international usability experts discuss international
differences in usability practice.
PETERBOROUGH
17:00 (GMT)
COST
219ter: Mobile Phone Accessibility Evaluation Toolkit
This event will present a toolkit which has been designed to
evaluate the accessibility of mobile phones.
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