Join us for the 2016 World Usability Day "Sustainable UX" Event at 6 p.m. on November 10, 2016
The event will be at GoDaddy's Scottsdale office, where the focus will be on Sustainable UX and Biomimicry.
There will be networking, great food, interactive presentations, giveaways and valuable raffle items. The event starts at 6 p.m. with food, drink and networking. The event will end by 8:30 p.m.
The event is FREE, but you must register at this link in advance to reserve a seat, since seating is limited!
__________________________________________________________What if we told you that there was a huge reservoir of sustainable solutions waiting for you to learn from and apply in your daily work? In fact, this solution set has been in research and development over the past 3.8 billion years! Come to this year’s WUD event where we will introduce you to Biomimicry, a new lens that allows you to learn from over 8.7 million species who have already solved many problems we face. This event will introduce you to what biomimicry is, where it is already applied, and lets you brainstorm how to apply some of Life’s principles to an existing challenge or project to help you find new innovative ideas.
Guest Speaker - Michelle FehlerMichelle is a visual communicator who became conflicted about the wasteful behavior that is associated with graphic design. Believing that there is a better way to help businesses be heard and seen, she decided to pursue a Master's in Interaction Design with a focus on Biomimetic Graphic Design. Currently, she is part of the faculty at the Design School at ASU teaching Visual Communication as well as Biomimicry.
In addition to the great information, you won't want to miss out on the fun!
- Networking with local UX design and usability professionals
- Delicious food and drink
- Raffle drawings for awesome prizes
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1 comment:
This place is absolutely gorgeous, beautiful and stunning. Even though a few halls are equally appealing and fascinating in their decor, food and aesthetics, I'm tempted to still give this event space NYC a slight edge.
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