Here are the links I referred to in the presentation this evening.
I’ll try to have the deck posted by this Sunday. As promised, here’s the PDF of the deck of last Thursday’s presentation.
The next Refresh Dallas meeting will be held on September 14th at the Christopher A. Parr Library (see refreshdallas.org for all the details).
I’ll be the presenter this month. We’ll explore the benefits and costs of using Hi-Fi Prototyping using a real life case study as context.
Hope to see you there!
UPDATE: Thanks to everyone at Refresh Dallas for hosting and attending the meeting last week. I’ve formatted the presentation for print, and it is now available here as a PDF.
The next Refresh Dallas meeting will be held on December 8th at the same location (see refreshdallas.org for all the details). This should be a good one. Josh Williams will be speaking about online branding.
See you there!
I thoroughly enjoyed the first Refresh Dallas meeting this evening. Stephen P. Anderson and Garrett Dimon (both from Bright Corner) did a great job presenting “an introduction to Information Architecture” and “methods for communicating and documenting site design” (respectively). If they aren’t up already, the decks will be available soon at Stephen’s site, and likely in the forums at RefreshDallas.com.
The turnout was amazing. I think there were over 70 people in the room. I had no idea there were that many people in Dallas interested in UI development topics. I read about these memes on the web and in books all the time. But hearing people talk about them while being surrounded by people that were all as interested as me was very invigorating. Many of my friends at Navigator participate and lead various user groups. I felt a little jealous that I didn’t have the opportunity to find my own group of like-minded folk. Now I do. Thank you Refresh Dallas organizers.
If you’re into UI and in Dallas, come join us at the next meeting.