Webinars

Enterprise products are complex, powerful, and sometimes frustrating. Creating a great experience on an enterprise product is complicated, and more important than ever. In this on-demand webinar, Karen Cross, Design Manager at Atlassian, shares practical tips about designing for enterprise products and promoting empathy in your organization for a large and diverse user base.

Pablo Picasso was a prolific artist. He produced over 150,000 pieces of art, which equates to delivering seven finished pieces of art each day of his career. What was his mindset? How did Picasso move from concept to production so quickly? Brian Sullivan reviews Picasso’s production principles in this on-demand webinar. Find out to avoid the pitfalls of production.

All businesses collect user data. And often, different teams within a company get their data from different sources. All of this user research results in piles and piles of data. But how does a company take all this fragmented information and use it to solve real design problems? Lou Rosenfeld shares a plan to get your teams of analysts, researchers and designers consciously talking, sharing and solving the problems that are uncovered by your data.

Mobile is eating the world. As tablets and phones continue to take over, PCs are not keeping pace and neither are our PC design tendencies. Simply porting over existing desktop experiences is not enough. We need to think, design, and build digital experiences differently for today’s mobile world.

Watch this on-demand panel discussion with two Lean UX superstars, Eric Ries and Laura Klein. Eric Ries’ book, The Lean Startup, presented lean methodologies that changed the way many startup companies do business. Laura Klein’s book UX For Lean Startups, provides details and tools on how businesses of any size can have a lean approach to UX.

This on-demand webinar will show you how to apply Lean Startup principles to define and build products that customers love! Dan Olsen, Product and UX Consultant at Olsen Solutions will walk you through Lean best practices. Dan will show you how to define your product’s value proposition and validate it with users, how to learn from customers with prototypes and user testing, how to iterate your way to product-market fit, and a real-world example illustrating the successful application of these techniques.

E-commerce conversion is up to three times lower on mobile devices than on computers. As more and more users go mobile, that adds up to a huge potential drop in e-commerce sales. UserTesting studies show that most of the problem is due to preventable design flaws in mobile websites and apps. So what can be done to increase mobile conversion? In this on-demand webinar we’ll go over the top three mobile conversion problems, how to solve these problems, and videos of real-world mobile tests that show the problems and solutions.

In this intermediate level, on-demand webinar, lean evangelist Jeff Gothelf answers the audience’s questions about UX design and lean principles. Learn how to get buy-in from your team to adopt a lean approach, how to speed up the development process on a new product, how to prioritize a long backlog of improvements, and more. Plus, find out Jeff’s answer to the tricky question, “If you could only follow one lean principle, what would it be?”

Whether you’ve been doing usability research for years, or have just started, it’s possible that you’ve learned, inherited, or developed some user testing “bad habits”. In this on-demand webinar, Dr. Weinschenk will walk us through the 10 most common and critical mistakes that people make when they are planning, conducting, analyzing and reporting on user testing – and what to do about them.

You know accessibility is important and try to follow accessibility guidelines. But how can you learn the context for these guidelines and make designs that improve accessible user experience? By including people with disabilities in user research and usability testing. In this intermediate level, on-demand webinar you’ll learn ways to include people with disabilities in UX research and about things to consider when doing usability testing.