My Panels At MIX
Going to MIX? Want to see my panels? Here they are. They will also be taped and posted at the www.visitmix.com site.
Real World Design: Working with Silverlight and WPF in the Design Studio
Thursday, March 6 8:30 AM - 9:45 AM, Delfino 4001A
Speaker(s): Beau Ambur (Metalliq), Chip Aubry (Tribal), Chris Bernard (MODERATOR), Nathan Dunlap (Identity Mine), Rich Weston (Neudesic)
Audience(s): Creative, Technical
Session Type: Panel
Silverlight and WPF represent a new way for designers and developers work together. But what happens in a professional practice that's focused more on employing designers than developers and using Macs versus PCs for much of their daily design work? Join us as we find out how practitioners from companies like Tribal, Projekt202, Metaliq and Identity Mine discuss the learning curves and the workflow that they adapted with their visual designers and rich interactive developers to get up to speed with Expression Studio, XAML and Silverlight. You'll hear the unvarnished truth about the challenges and rewards of how Silverlight is enabling the digital design practice.
What Is the face of the next Web?
Wednesday, March 5 1:30 PM - 2:45 PM, Delfino 4001A
Speaker(s): Chris Bernard (MODERATOR), Paul Dain (Tribal), Anthony Franco (EffectiveUI), Tjeerd Hoek (Frog), Mark Kurtz (Gage), Garrick Schmitt (Avenue A | Razorfish)
Audience(s): Business, Creative, Technical
Session Type: Panel
Web 2.0 appeared almost overnight from innovative uses of technology to break through the traditional HTML/JS browser ceilings. But what comes next? What is the face of the next web? What are the expectaitons for user interaction and experience? What about a mobile web?
Touch Me: Where Are Interfaces Going?
Thursday, March 6 2:30 PM - 3:45 PM, Delfino 4101A
Speaker(s): Chris Bernard (MODERATOR), Doug Cook (Thirteen23), Dale Herigstad (Schematic), Daniel Makoski (Microsoft), Yoshihiro Saito (2nd Factory), Dave Wolf
Audience(s): Business, Creative, Technical
Session Type: Panel
The keyboard and mouse are aging input devices. For the future of computing and UX, where are interfaces going? Are these enough? Is touch-screen Surface/iPhone/iPod Touch just a gimmick? Where should Man Machine Interface (MMI) go?
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