Sketching user experience with clients - Calgary UX

A presentation I gave at the January 27, 2009 Calgary UX event on sketching UX with clients. More about the event here: http://calgaryux.com/2009/01/01/user-experience-show-and-tell-2/

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1. sketching user experience with clients
3. bill buxton
4. yet many of us
5. don’t draw
6. sketch
7. or play
8. when creating user experiences
9. http://flickr.com/photos/10ch/2453471384/
10. time to change
11. trends:
12. tools = easier
13. isolation
14. feedback
15. time = money
16. enter sketching
17. “nothing new”
21. so why don’t we draw?
22. a few reasons, I think
23. 1.
24. 2.
25. 3.
26. and one more that I’d like to show you
27. draw
28. thoughts?
29. fear
30. the tools:
31. learn the basics
32. practice
33. just do it
34. just do it
35. just do it
36. why draw?
37. it’s faster
38. improved communication
39. get everyone on the same page
40. reflect needs
41. Little Lots Based on chart from Gail Curtis and Laurie Vertelney
42. did you know kids spend more than 50% of their time playing?
43. you should too
44. my approach to sketching UX
45. the 4 P’s ©
46. you’ll need
47. paper
48. pens
49. people
50. place
51. 1. define goals
52. 2. create a list
53. 3. define priority
54. 4. flush out detail
55. 5. scenarios
56. 6. have fun
57. tricks?
58. patterns
59. draw on sticky notes
60. scan your drawings
61. thank-you
62. Scott Baldwin User Experience Consultant Habañero Consulting Group sbaldwin@habaneros.com www.habaneros.com twitter: benry blog: benry.net/blog