Last Chance on That $50 Discount for the “Showing the Value of UX” Online Seminar
If you missed out on Brandon Schauer’s stirring “Showing the Value of UX” presentation at MX San Francisco, then kick yourself no longer: The presentation has been retooled into an online seminar; 100 action-packed minutes of User Experience wisdom, which you can now enjoy from the comfort of your couch or local barstool. Sign up today, and not only save $50 (hurry, the discount expires April 3; enter promotional code: “NEWS”), but also receive a juicy bonus report, “How ROI Changes User Experience.”
An Interview with Peter Merholz: “Experience Is the Product”
Dealerscope, a trade magazine that focuses on the trials and fibrillations of retail, buttonholed Peter after his rousing “Stop Designing Products” talk at SXSW, and got him talking about the many splendor things a business can do to enhance its customer experience beyond simply stacking products on shelves. Go see for yourself!
Really Going Plazes: AP’s New Ventures Client Wins the Prestigious Red Herring 100 Europe Award
We’re proud to announce that Red Herring magazine just named Plazes, an Adaptive Path New Ventures client, as one of the 100 Most Promising Companies in Europe. Plazes, a unique geo-community platform, is currently in beta, but tens of thousands of people from around the world are using the service to track the whereabouts of friends and geographically connect with new people and places within their own neighborhoods.
Let’s Gogh Europe! UX Intensive Hits Amsterdam June 18 to 21
Join AP’s team of experts as they explore the art and science of interactive experience design in the scenic land of tulips, windmills and freakishly large pancakes. Each day-long session explores one of the four key areas of user experience: design strategy, design research, interaction design and information architecture. Sign up for individual workshops, or take all four for more Renaissance results.
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