Failosophy
Top X* usability obstacles
*(will be specified later based on usability test with Ivana Jilekova)
What do you want? Did you build your web/app for humans or NSA robots? Let's make it usable for human beings. I'd like to show you some basic design mistakes and how to avoid them to improve usability of your web or app. Why? Because it's worth it and I'm good in it.
"Under the candlestick is dark." Back to the roots. Everybody is talking about User Experience (UX), Human Centered Design (HCD) end-to-end flows, holistic approach but the devil is hidden in the details. I'd like to show you some of the most frequent mistakes in user interfaces and how to avoid them. From misplaced lines to microcopy worth millions. From broken flows to broken hierarchy.
If you fix your UI troubles you can gain much bigger reach than ever before. The main question remains up to you: Dou you like to improve usability of your service or stay in the darkness of misunderstanding.
With my tips will be your app/web for people as clear and bright as Czech crystal: No more confusions or misunderstanding. BTW: I'm the UX designer from AVG.com (the online security company) from the Czech republic.
Weitere Infos
| Format | lecture |
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| Sprache | Englisch |
Weitere Sessions
| 27.12.15 |
Datahavens have long been discussed as a solution to user security and privacy needs. Instinctively, the idea of physical locations where servers for communications, financial privacy, and other services can work is easily understood and seems appealing. As a founder of the HavenCo datahaven on Sealand in 2000, I saw firsthand the potential and the pitfalls of this approach.
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| 27.12.15 |
Software design and testing is hard, but what happens when each bug fix can cost months of delay and millions of dollars? In this talk we’ll take a behind-the-scenes look at the challenges in the design of a very complex, yet critical piece of hardware: the modern x86 CPU.
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| 28.12.15 |
„Never ever say no, act your first thought and learn to love mistakes“ – these are the basic rules of improv theatre. I will show how this can be adopted for everyday life.
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| 28.12.15 |
Legend has it, the first iteration of the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) protocol was broken in ten minutes by Phillip Hallam-Baker and Alan Schiffman during a presentation by Marc Andreesen at MIT in 1994. In the following two decades the protocol has been improved and the implementations have been strengthened, but not without a steady stream of implementation vulnerabilities and protocol design errors. From the ciphersuite rollback attack to LogJam, SSL/TLS has seen a diverse set of problems. In ...
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| 29.12.15 |
In 2010 I was asked by the second maintainer in a row to take over as new maintainer of the libusb project. The first time I had declined. The second time I accepted, and sadly failed. Eventually a hostile fork emerged, with the explicit goal to take over the original project. I will tell you my story, which mistakes I made and what I learned - about independent and corporate contributors in open source projects, about package maintainers in downstream OS distributions, about trolls on the ...
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| 30.12.15 |
For the past 3 years I have been delivering a custom-tailored DDoS attacks for organizations that wanted to test out their DDoS defense systems.
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