Creating Web User Interfaces that Work - After 10 years of changing web design trends, the
enduring truth is that web sites are most successful when form and function work
seamlessly together. A website’s orientation, the clarity of layout and
terminology, and a common-sense, visitor-oriented approach are consistently
rewarded by internal and external customers.
Please join us for our next webcast: User Interface
Consideration for Websites. We're delighted to have an expert in the field of
usability as the host for our webcast. Jeff Janis is a senior usability consultant at
Progressive who started the Usability Services group in 1997. Jeff is also the
President of NEOUPA, the Northeast Ohio Chapter of the Usability Professionals
Association. His efforts along with his fellow consultants have
helped earn Progressive consistently high marks for the ease and functionality
of its websites from Independent analysts and most importantly, from its
customers.
Take the opportunity to join us in this webcast and
learn the value and basics of sound usability design, and steps to take to make
your organization's web sites more functional and more valuable. It all starts
by making the design more functional and, of course, more usable.
Wednesday, April 13, 2005, 11:00am to
11:45am
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Date: April 13th
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