Comps vs. Code: Case Studies on Collaboration Between Site Designers & Developers July 30, 2009

Comps vs. Code: Case Studies on Collaboration
Between Site Designers & Developers
A UIE Virtual Seminar
with Ethan Marcotte
Thursday July 30, 2009, 1:30pm ET
90-minute online presentation
To register, watch Ethan's preview or learn more details:
http://cli.gs/vaZ2WZ

In this popular presentation, Ethan Marcotte teaches about the
collaborative process through four detailed case studies. The case
studies demonstrate important before and after detail of the lesson
to be learned. They also happen to be major sites you know of and
can visit today: The Today Show, The 2008 Sundance Film Festival,
W3C, and New York Magazine.

If you're a designer, a developer, or manage a team, you'll want to
see this presentation. Ethan will show you ways to be successful in
critical project transitions. There’s no better person to see both
sides of the designer/developer relationship than Ethan Marcotte.
Many in our industry greatly respect him and consider him to be
someone who does groundbreaking work. Ethan has worked with New York
Magazine, Harvard University, Disney, and State Street Bank, just to
name a few.

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Register with the code YAHOO and you’ll get:
1) Our lowest price of $99
2) Lifetime access to the recording at no cost.
3) Free access to a past UIE Virtual Seminar, Testing Your Critiquing
Skills: Site Navigation with Jared Spool.

To register, watch Ethan's preview or learn more details:
http://cli.gs/vaZ2WZ

Official Website: http://www.uie.com/events/virtual_seminars/comps_code/