Hey design professionals,

Austin-based interactive agency Somnio and design education group the
LUMA Institute are bringing a 2-day human-centered design course to
Austin March 7-8. I'm Somnio's Lead UX Designer and I'll be co-
teaching the course with LUMA's Pete Maher. If you're a seasoned
professional or just getting started in product design (digital or
otherwise), this course provides excellent guidance on the methodology
and practice of design thinking, research, and iteration.

You can view the event here: http://lumaworkshopaustin.eventbrite.com/

If you need some more info in order to convince your boss (or
yourself!), please contact me at [email protected] or the gmail
address I used in this post.

Below are some details about the course:

WORKSHOP OVERVIEW
This 2-day workshop introduces participants to the discipline of Human-
Centered Design and covers a wide range of methods for designing
solutions that measurably improve business performance and that are
driven by the needs, desires, and context of the people for whom we
design.
Through a dynamic mix of short lectures and hands-on activities, you
will learn methods that:
• Provide teams with a repeatable way to innovate
• Help you get more out of your direct customer research
• Measurably impact your product development efforts
• Promote productive interdisciplinary collaboration
• Tame the complexity of products and services
This workshop is ideal for anyone interested in design thinking or
human-centered design, those who want to improve their skills, and
those who want a clearer idea of how to use design thinking to affect
change in their organization.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
Product managers, designers, researchers, user experience
professionals, marketers, consultants, and engineers interested in
improving their skills in design thinking or human-centered design.
Business, government, non-profit, and academic leaders interested in
creating value and affecting change through design thinking.

WHAT ARE SOME EXAMPLES OF METHODS THAT WILL BE COVERED?
- Rough and Ready Prototyping
- Usability Testing
- Stakeholder Mapping
- Interviewing
- Persona Profiles
- Wireframing (Schematic Diagramming)
- Contextual Inquiry
- Experience Diagramming
- Heuristic Review
- Rose, Bud, Thorn
- Affinity Clustering
- Importance/Difficulty Diagramming
- Abstraction Laddering
- Round Robin
- Visualize-the-Vote
- Concept Posters
- Video Scenarios
- Bull's-eye Diagramming

Cheers,

Emmett Barton
User Experience Designer
Somnio
@emmettbarton

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