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Mapping the way forward – Richard Ingram
Richard Ingram got the conference moving with a ton of hands-on techniques and examples. He spoke about how we can use maps to make sense of complex environments, whether physical or organisational....
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Information wayfinding – Tyler Tate
Tyler Tate followed Richard Ingram‘s talk on mapping with a session about using wayfinding metaphors and models to help users find information. He set out the challenge we face: making a growing amount...
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How to embed UX in large organisations – Lorraine Paterson and Mike Jefferson
Lorraine Paterson and Mike Jefferson are from Royal London, a pension company. They spoke about the challenges they faced establishing a UX practice within a large, traditional business during a major...
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The web you were used to is gone – Alberta Soranzo
My last session of day one at UX Scotland 2014 was Alberta Soranzo‘s talk on the changes mobile has brought for web design and content. I didn’t take a great deal of notes during Alberta’s talk because...
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Digital Services and Accessibility – Joshua Marshall
Joshua Marshall kicked off day two of UX Scotland 2014. He’s the Head of Accessibility at GDS, the team responsible for the UK government’s main website, GOV.UK. I’ve heard the GDS story a few times...
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Mythbusting Lean UX – Adrian Howard
Adrian Howard is a fan of Lean UX, and he’s tired of hearing it misrepresented. Lean UX doesn’t have to mean slapdash, careless or lo-fi work. But it does demand a different way of working that not...
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Managing complexity – Rick Monro
Rick Monro gave one of the most engaging talks of UX Scotland 2014 about managing complexity in design projects. Rick invited us to think of complexity as scope: the more complex a project, the greater...
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The right tool for the job – Abi Reynolds
My only foray into the Salisbury Suite had Gerry singing a Peter Gabriel number and me googling Salisbury steak. Nonsense aside, we were there to hear Abi Reynolds talk about how to choose UX research...
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Realising the potential of design – Paul Jervis-Heath
Copyright: libraries@cambridge Credit: Stephanie Palek UX Scotland 2014 was close to ending when Paul Jervis-Heath took the stage, but it wasn’t slowing down. If anything, his talk was one of the most...
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Foraging for creativity – Tin Kadoić
Tin Kadoić is a designer and lecturer from Croatia who brought UX Scotland 2014 to an end with a great talk about finding inspiration to create good work. Tin was keen to make a distinction between...
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