UI16 Spotlight: Kicking Off Projects Right with Kevin Hoffman
[We're butt-deep in preparations for the User Interface 16 Conference. For my part, I get to work closely with the amazing speakers we've assembled, helping them construct their full-day workshops....
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Kevin Hoffman – Facilitating Project Kickoffs
[ Transcript Available ] A good starting point is crucial. It sets the tone for everything that comes after. All too often, projects are unsuccessful or labor through growing pains because the...
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Kevin Hoffman’s Use of Pecha Kucha-Style for Workshop Presentations
In full-day workshops, it’s not uncommon for the workshop instructor to put together exercises. When the workshop is about design, those exercises are often design projects, where the attendees work...
View Article5 Reasons You Should Attend the User Interface 17 Conference
We could list dozens of reasons why you should attend the User Interface 17 conference in Boston, November 5-7. But we know you’re busy, so here are the top five for you. 1. Two full-days of intensive,...
View ArticleUIEtips: What Good Teaching and Meetings Share
In today’s UIEtips, guest writer Kevin M. Hoffman shares four simple, easy-to-remember guidelines about how to convey information.Here’s an excerpt from the article. A college lecture and a business...
View ArticleWhat is innovation in UX design?
So here’s the thing: Innovation isn’t a bad word. Overused? Perhaps. But not bad. How do I know this? Because cheese in bread, cookie dough in ice cream, and Genius Bars inside Apple stores are...
View ArticleGetting Clients & Stakeholders Onboard with a Bias for Making
Shaun wrote: I recently read your article A Bias for Making. I was wondering if you had any tips on how to educate clients/stakeholders and get them onboard with the process? Shaun has asked a great...
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