CHISIG: Luke Wroblewski on Designing for Web 2.0 February 6, 2008

Noted U.S. user interface designer, Luke Wroblewski (http://www.lukew.com/) will be in Melbourne for the VALA conference (http://www.vala.org.au/conf2008.htm) in February, and has kindly agreed to present at the first CHISIG (http://chisig.org/) Victoria meeting for 2008.

Designing for Web 2.0

As a predominately visual medium, the Web has always benefited from the appropriate use of Visual Communication principles: balance, proportion, contrast, color, and typography. But the Web has also had its own set of unique considerations: screen resolution, browsers, platforms, and multiple devices. With Web 2.0, these considerations have expanded to include a new array of services to remix and distribute micro-content (APIs, RSS), as well as participatory content created by communities. How can visual design enhance user experience when your audience might be coming from a browser, an RSS feed, or a widget? How does visual design communicate your brand when your brand is created daily by your community? This presentation will address these questions and more with an overview of key Visual Communication principles and before and after examples that illustrate how to optimize your visual vocabulary for Web 2.0 and beyond.

More Information:

http://www.lukew.com/ff/entry.asp?520

Entry: gold coin donation.

Members and non-members welcome.

Official Website: http://chisig.org/