As this blog slowly comes back to life I’m going to do an experiment. If you were at Tulsa TechFest and saw my keynote, tell me what you thought in the comments section here.
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Saw your presentation and it was fantastic. You're a natural. When you had to drop back into the Microsoft standard images from their decks, then it got a little rough, but when you popped back out into your own slides it was much better. Great job! Adding you to my design blog list. (I'm a SQL DBA who's also a design freak - own two Tivos, a bunch of Apple gear, shop at MoMA, etc.)
Posted by: Brent Ozar | October 09, 2008 at 01:15 PM
I really enjoyed the presentation. You did a great job and I think that having somebody like you to present in front of a big group of developers is pretty convincing on the impact of UX/UI on their software development process.
Posted by: Cuong Dang | October 10, 2008 at 03:11 PM