Do you believe design school graduates should enter the UX industry with the best possible preparation? That suggests that we as the incumbent industry practitioners have the ability and obligation to help them. But how exactly can we do this? It’s an inspiring and colourful topic, and we unpacked these ideas with design education leader Simon Pemberton and our community in our live panel discussion.
Ask the UXperts is back! This time Hawk will host a live panel event with two guests that are passionate about changing UX education.
If you missed our panel discussion earlier next month, fear not – here is a full transcript for your reading pleasure.
We’re hosting a live panel event with three amazing people who will share practical tips, ideas and tools that they use to do good work, collaborate effectively and explore their vocations more deeply.
Derek Featherstone shares his thoughts on the differences between inclusive design and accessibility. One is the journey and the other, the destination.
Accessibility is an outcome. Inclusive design is a process. Join accessibility guru Derek Featherstone in our Slack channel to break this concept down.
Mads Soegaard of Interaction Design Foundation joined Hawk to talk about practical ways of getting a valuable UX education.
Patrick Quattlebaum and Chris Risdon joined Hawk in our Slack channel to talk about some concepts from their book “Orchestrating Experiences”. It was an awesome session. Here is the transcript.
Many aspiring UXers struggle with the conundrum of needing a job to get experience and needing experience to get a job. In our next Ask the UXperts session we will examine the need for both a theoretical and practical-based UX education, how we can best meet both those requirements, and ways to continue your UX […]
Customer experiences are increasingly complicated—with multiple channels, touchpoints, contexts, and moving parts—all delivered by fragmented organizations. We talk to the authors of “Orchestrating Experiences” about how to tackle designing for these challenges in our Slack channel.
