Items tagged "Web"

An Evening With Jeff Finley - Cleveland Web Standards Association (Cleveland, OH, USA)

Monday, February 8th, 2010 by Ben Woods
February 10, 2010
6:30 pmto8:30 pm

Join the CWSA as we welcome local designer and entrepreneur, Jeff Finley as he discusses how to keep your work creative, how to attract clients who appreciate creativity, how to get the work you want, how nice people win and other topics.

JEFF FINLEY http://www.jefffinley.org/

One of the partners of Go Media, Jeff Finley is an artist first and foremost, but has a passion for marketing and the internet. He wants his clients to be revered and admired by their peers and competition.

His skills and expertise lie in Illustration, 3D Modeling and Animation, Typography, XHTML, CSS, marketing, the Internet, blogging, promotion. In his spare time he likes to play drums and satisfy his addiction to Netflix by renting obscure films.

WHERETri-C Metro Campus2900 Community College Ave., Cleveland, OH 44115

For further information go to http://www.clevelandwebstandards.org/

Eric Meyer: The Future of the Web (Is Now) - (Cleveland, OH, USA)

Tuesday, January 19th, 2010 by Ben Woods
January 26, 2010
7:30 pmto9:00 pm

ERIC MEYER has been working with the web since late 1993 and is an internationally recognized expert on the subjects of HTML, CSS, and web standards. A widely read author, he is the founder of Complex Spiral Consulting, which counts among its clients America On-Line; Apple Computer, Inc.; Wells Fargo Bank; and Macromedia.

This event, part of the “Web Work/Web Wisdom” series, will include ample time for Q&A and networking afterwards.

Web Work/Web Wisdom will continue on Tuesday Feb. 23rd with “Web Standards? What’s in it for me?”, March 23rd: “Usability? Not my problem” and April 27th: “Starting a Web business.”

Admission is free and open to the public, but room capacity is limited. Please make your free reservation by emailing Al Wasco (alan.wasco@tri-c.edu).

Location:Cuyahoga Community CollegeWestern Campus - Rm. WSS G04b
11000 W Pleasant Valley Rd
Parma, OH 44130 US

For more information go to :http://events.linkedin.com/Eric-Meyer-Future-Web-Is-Now/pub/207979

Web and Technology Trends of 2010 - Web Association (Cleveland, OH, USA)

Sunday, January 17th, 2010 by Ben Woods
January 26, 2010
11:30 amto1:00 pm

Panelists: Brent Williams, Anthony Broad-Crawford, Chris Seper
Moderator: Jason Therrien - thunder::tech
Location: Windows on the River
Type: Luncheon

There are many questions in Web professional’s minds right now for the New Year. Will 2010 finally be the year of mobile development? Real-time search - hype or holy grail? Has social media killed privacy? These hot topics will be addressed in our panel discussion on the most important Web and technology trends of 2010. Panelists will also address questions or topics that you want to hear about; send a Twitter @reply to @CleWebAssoc before or during the luncheon.

Panelists include:Brent Williams - Manager of Internet Strategy at Kraftmaid a division of Masco
Anthony Broad-Crawford - VP & Chief Technology Officer Within3
Chris Seper - Co-Founder and President at MedCityNews.com

Moderated by:Jason Therrien - President of thunder::tech, an integrated marketing agency

Location: Windows on the River
2000 Sycamore Cleveland, OH 44113

For Pricing and to Register go to http://webassociation.org/eventDetails.cfm/eventid/45

Taming IE6 - Cleveland Web Standards Association (Cleveland, OH, USA)

Monday, January 4th, 2010 by Ben Woods
January 6, 2010
6:30 pmto8:00 pm

You know the feeling: you kick ass on some really sweet HTML and CSS. Things are going really well. Your code is lean, and you’ve even used some cool new CSS to make things really awesome. Everything’s done, except the last (and worst), step: crack it open in IE6 and prepare to cry.Dan Ott is prepared to tell you that it doesn’t have to be like that. Yes, IE6 will always be IE6. But there are a great deal of tools, tricks, and resources out there to enable you to keep the integrity of your code, while still giving a nearly perfect experience to all of those lost souls on IE6. Come find out how.Register for this event on Upcoming.org.

Web Association: Utilizing Search for Fun and Profit (Cleveland, OH, USA)

Tuesday, October 13th, 2009 by Ben Woods
October 27, 2009
11:30 amto1:00 pm

October 27, 2009
11:30 AM - 1:00 PM

Panelists: Dominic Litten, Jess Baker
Moderator: Cathy Zapata
Location: Windows on the River, Bridgeview Room
Type: Luncheon

It has been a long time since our last event that covered search in a broad sense, but the search landscape has not been standing still. That means that we have a lot to talk about! Microsoft has a new search engine, video and social sites are more important than ever, and there are powerful new ways to measure and manage your campaigns.

Come learn from some of the area’s best and brightest as our panel discusses the tactics and strategies of SEO at a global scale.

For more information and to register go to http://webassociation.org/eventDetails.cfm/eventid/42

Web Association - Infusing Usability Into Your Organization

Wednesday, August 26th, 2009 by Ben Woods
September 22, 2009
11:30 amto1:30 pm

Panelists: Aaron Rosenberg, Craig Kistler, Jason Holmes; AG Interactive
Moderator: Cathy Zapata; Metrics Marketing
Location: Windows on the River - Bridge View Room
Type: Luncheon

Join us on Tuesday, September 22nd to learn Usability best practices, and how to incorporate them into your own business practices.  More details coming soon.

PRICING / REGISTER:
Professionals ($25.00)
Students (Must Have ID) ($17.00)

Registration information is here.

Experiencia de Usuario y Usabilidad en la web (Buenos Aires, Argentina)

Monday, August 24th, 2009 by Gonzalo J. Auza
August 31, 2009
6:15 pmto9:00 pm

Where: Microsoft, Bouchard 710 piso 4, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Organizer: Palermo Valley

Registration: http://palermovalley.com/blog/encuentro-pv-experiencia-de-usuario-y-usabilidad-en-la-web/

Program:

¿Por qué y cómo incorporar la usabilidad en mi proyecto? Aprenderás a introducir la usabilidad en tu proyecto web para obtener un mejor producto o servicio y un mayor retorno de la inversión.

- Ejemplos de diseños centrado en el usuario y no centrados en el usuario. Conceptos.
- Una nueva perspectiva, varias disciplinas: Experiencia de Usuario, Usabilidad, Diseño de Interacción, Diseño de interfaces, Arquitectura de Información. ¿Quién hace qué en mi proyecto?
-Usabilidad en la web. Cómo se aplica, por qué agrega valor y cómo obtengo un mayor retorno de la inversión.
-¿Cómo diseñar mi producto o servicio web desde la perspectiva del usuario? El ciclo de diseño centrado en el usuario.
-¿Cómo introducir la usabilidad en mi proyecto web? Experiencias prácticas de una consultora de usabilidad y una empresa de Internet que la aplica:

- Desafíos
- Difusión y promoción en mi organización, en mi equipo
- Cambio de visión y actitud
- Interacción con los clientes
- Integración con otros sectores (diseño gráfico, marketing, desarrollo, mesa de ayuda,etc)
- Usabilidad y metodologías ágiles
- La experiencia de usuario como brújula de toda la organización

Speakers:

Gonzalo J. Auza

Es Director de Inter-Cultura, una consultora de Experiencia de Usuario y Usabilidad que trabaja para clientes locales e internacionales de diversas industrias. Está vinculado a Internet desde 1994 y a la usabilidad y la arquitectura de información desde fines de esa misma década. Actualmente trabaja para proyectos de Internet, software, terminales bancarias, sistemas automatizados de voz y otros. Es Licenciado en Ciencias de la Comunicación (UBA). Es miembro y colaborador de diversas asociaciones profesionales (UPA, IAI, IxDA) e integra la comisión directiva del capítulo local de Internet Society. Es embajador en Buenos Aires de User Experience Network.

Enrique Stanziola

Es Licenciado en Investigación Operativa (UCA) y Master of Science en Human-Computer Interaction (University of Maryland). Desarrolla sistemas desde 1993 y comenzó a aplicar usabilidad hace 10 años. En la Universidad de Maryland estudió e investigó diseño centrado en el usuario en el Human-Computer Interaction Lab. Se dedica al análisis de usabilidad y el diseño centrado en el usuario de sitios web de comercio y gobierno electrónico. Actualmente es responsable de usabilidad de Despegar.com y profesor de Usabilidad en la Escuela Da Vinci.

NEOUPA - Social Media & Web 2.0 (Cleveland, OH, USA)

Sunday, August 9th, 2009 by Ben Woods
August 19, 2009
6:30 pmto8:30 pm

Join industry leaders Greg Svitak from Playaway, Anthony Broad-Crawford from Within3.com Marci Hower from Metrics Marketing, and Doug Hopkins from Rosetta as they discuss developing a usable and outstanding user experience utilizing social media and Web 2.0 technologies.

Meeting Time: 6:30-8:30pm

* 6:30-6:45pm- Food & socializing
* 6:45-7:00pm - NEOUPA business
* 7:00-8:30pm - Panel discussion with Q & A

Meeting cost

* Free Events for NEOUPA members
* $10 for non-members
* Registration information is here.

Directions

Metrics Marketing Group
905 Corporate Way, Suite 250
Westlake, OH 44145

Metrics Marketing is located off Detroit Rd. between Clague and Columbia off I-90.

* If coming from the East/Downtown, take I-90W towards Toledo to exit 160 for Clague Road (Westlake/Clague Rd). Turn left off the exit onto Clague.
* Turn right at Detroit Rd/OH-254.
* Turn right at Westpoint Pkwy, where Metrics Marketing is located at the first building on your right.
* Park on Corporate Way, which will be the forth driveway on your right and enter at the main entrance.
o Parking is free.

NEOSTC - Second Life (Cleveland, OH, USA)

Monday, July 13th, 2009 by Ben Woods
August 6, 2009
5:30 pmto8:00 pm

Please join the Northeast Ohio STC community as we kick off our 2009/2010 meeting year on August 6th, 2009. The topic is Second Life.

Second Life is a virtual world developed by Linden Lab that launched on June 23, 2003 and is accessible via the Internet. A free client program called the Second Life Viewer allows users to interact with each other through avatars. Users can explore, meet other users, socialize, participate in individual and group activities, and create and trade virtual property and services with one another, and more in this virtual world.

Topic: This presentation will provide an introduction to Second Life, including registration, selecting and modifying your avatar, navigation, communication and basic editing and building. A virtual “tour” will be conducted of selected areas of interest in Second Life. Time will be provided for questions related to the use of Second Life for a variety of purposes.

Presenter: Dr. Pamela Mitchell

Dr. Mitchell  is a tenured  Associate Professor in the School of Health Sciences at Kent State University. She has been involved with technology applications since the 80’s, and has developed expertise and experience in virtual worlds such as Second Life since 2006. She has conducted numerous presentations and trainings in the use of virtual worlds, and has developed case studies, simulations and assistive technology to improve learning and problem solving. Her work in virtual worlds has been featured in the Kent State magazine, Ohio magazine, and Second Life events.

Bar Louie
24337 Cedar Road
Lyndhurst, OH 44125
(216) 325-1120

Cost

You can choose one of the following:

  • Meeting only members $10
  • Meeting only nonmembers $20
  • With dinner members/students $20
  • With dinner nonmembers $35

Registration is located here.

A Programmer’s Guide to the User Experience (Cleveland, OH, USA)

Sunday, April 5th, 2009 by Ben Woods
April 7, 2009
6:00 pmto8:00 pm

What would happen if programmers let the people who actually use an application design the user experience? It is often assumed that the people who engineer the software are the ones who should dictate how it is used. People who design fantastic user interfaces are those who are passionate about what kind of experience people have while using an application.

Josh Walsh will share fundamental concepts behind great user experiences.

  1. Deciding what the main focus of the screen is.
  2. Emphasizing priority by using greyscale and blurring the design.
  3. Removing elements which aren’t necessary (most of what you think is important actually isn’t).
  4. Making features prove themselves to be important by telling simple stories.

After quickly reviewing those points, Josh will illustrate the concepts by building a new interface in real time.

Who

Josh_walshJosh Walsh http://designinginteractive.com

Josh is an independent writer, speaker, and user experienceologist who’s based in Cleveland, OH.

Josh founded Designing Interactive, a web-software consultancy which built and maintains Simpli5, an ecommerce tool for serious startup to midsize companies.

Where

Lean Dog 1151 North Marginal Road, Cleveland, OH 44114

More information at Cleveland Web Standards Association.