Hong Kong Hong Kong 2010-03-27 Course Objectives - Identify, select, and implement appropriate navigation models used to build intuitive navigation structures; ?- Make better decisions and recommendations to improve visual design, including: layout, color, graphics and icons, and text; ?- Implement effective usability-based information architecture and content presentation; ?- Ensure intuitive interaction through appropriate UI control selection and error and feedback design; - Increase design efficiency using Web and application standards. Course Highlights - Free screen review: Participants can submit 2 screens from their websites/applications. HFI experts will conduct a free usability audit and provide redesign recommendations. ? ?- Customized course materials for Hong Kong region: Besides international best practices, participants will learn through several engaging examples and case studies from Hong Kong and around, including projects executed by HFI in Hong Kong and Greater China. For details, visit: www.humanfactors.com/training/scheduleHongKong.asp The Trainer - Jianming Dong, PhD Dr Dong is the Managing Director of HFI Greater China. He is responsible for developing business strategies, managing the operations and delivering top technical programs. Human Factors International (HFI) ?HFI is the world leader in user-centered design. We offer a complete usability suite – consulting, training and certification, and products to help organizations create intuitive, easy-to-use Web sites and applications. HFI is a global corporation with 13 offices worldwide. HFI consultants have led over 250 corporate standards customization projects for Fortune 500 clients, including HP, Nokia, Samsung, Sun Microsystems, Microsoft and SAP. Course fees: HK$8,000 ?? Early Bird Discount: HK$7,500 if you register by 28 Feb ? ?Group Discounts: HK$7,500 per participant if 2+ attend from the same company Registration: ?Call Ada Yuen at (852) 6259-0824 or email us at training_hk@humanfactors.com 1408 Hong Kong This course is about: - Applying research-based & field-tested design principles & methods - Focus: Navigation, Presentation, Content & Interaction - Framework, tools & standards for prototyping 2010-03-24 false http://www.humanfactors.com/training/scheduleHongKong.asp http://events.boxesandarrows.com/events/1408 http://events.boxesandarrows.com/event/logo/1408/hfilogo.gif application design, hong kong, usability, user experience, usercentered design, web design