http://confabb.com/conferences/16835/sessions/1107 Wed, 16 May 2007 23:07:17 GMT Attendee Reviews of User Centered Design For Web Experiences: Keeping People In The Picture http://confabb.com/conferences/16835/sessions/1107/details#242 This was a very polished and professional introduction to current Web UI practices. Wed, 16 May 2007 23:07:17 GMT http://confabb.com/conferences/16835/sessions/1107/details#242 Mr. Chris Scannell http://confabb.com/conferences/16835/sessions/1107/details#222 I am attended Adaptive Path sessions before and I appreciate that the level of information had to be a bit more basic as this was not a web crowd per se. I think David and Sarah did a great job given they perhaps were not exactly part of the audience in terms of domain knowledge (tech writing versus web 2.0) Tue, 08 May 2007 19:54:14 GMT http://confabb.com/conferences/16835/sessions/1107/details#222 G D http://confabb.com/conferences/16835/sessions/1107/details#202 The presenters enthusiasm for what they do was infectious. Message was pitched at the right level and was easily understood. I really enjoyed this session. Sun, 29 Apr 2007 21:24:38 GMT http://confabb.com/conferences/16835/sessions/1107/details#202 Ms Ros Kewley http://confabb.com/conferences/16835/sessions/1107/details#173 I'm a huge fan of Adaptive Path (they organize some of the best conferences about Usability and User Experience), so I was very happy to see Sarah Nelson and David Verba at this conference. They managed to give a good overview of what User Experience (UX) is and how it is an integral part of of Web 2.0. Sat, 21 Apr 2007 03:24:26 GMT http://confabb.com/conferences/16835/sessions/1107/details#173 Mr. Luc-Rock Paquin