Nam-ho Park
Regional Director, West Coast / Director of Mobile Services
Forum One Communications

http://www.slideshare.net/forumone/mobile-ux-camp-secret-life-of-qr-codes

Nam-ho Park
Regional Director, West Coast / Director of Mobile Services
Forum One [...]]]>

Mobile in Korea

http://www.slideshare.net/forumone/mobile-ux-camp-dc-mobile-in-korea

Nam-ho Park
Regional Director, West Coast / Director of Mobile Services
Forum One Communications

The Secret Life of QR Codes

http://www.slideshare.net/forumone/mobile-ux-camp-secret-life-of-qr-codes

Nam-ho Park
Regional Director, West Coast / Director of Mobile Services
Forum One Communications

You Got Mobile in My Desktop: How Mobile Devices are Changing our Interactions With the Web

Modern mobile devices (smartphones and tablets of course) have been teaching users new ways of interacting with data. For the first time since the introduction of the point and click interface 30 years ago, users are interacting with a computer in a brand new way. The mouse is becoming an artifact, and so its usage patterns are going the way of the dodo and the light pen. Hear, from Intridea, how the computer in your pocket is informing the computer on your desk, and why the days of designing for one or the other are rapidly coming to a close.

http://www.slideshare.net/intridea/you-got-mobile-in-my-desktop-how-mobile-devices-are-changing-our-interactions-with-the-web

Emerging Usage Patterns of Tables in the Enterprise

The BoxTone discussion centered around the emerging usage patterns of tablets in the enterprise and how they are different from smartphones, laptops, and personal usage.

http://www.slideshare.net/jhjarrett/tablet-use-in-the-enterprise-a-question-of-context

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This year Intridea is proud to be a Platinum Sponsor of MobileUXCamp DC. The event is supported by other leading technology companies and will be attended by mobile application developers, content writers and marketers, and others that want to gain an understanding of entrepreneurship and innovation in the mobile space.

At Intridea we have been developing elegant mobile solutions for high-profile companies like Mashable, Oracle and Mitsubishi for the last several years. We work closely with clients to create meaningful, intuitive, and seamless experiences for their mobile users. We have gained the insight and experience that has allowed us to succeed in the cutthroat world of mobile development. That’s why our UX/UI and Mobile Engineering team will be at MobileUXCamp this year – to share their experience and to be a part of this event which aims to make mobile development more accessible and innovative.

MobileUXCamp is sold out, but you can still sponsor the event (or get added to the waitlist). If you’re already attending the event, be sure to swing by the Intridea Room to say hello throughout the day. You won’t want to miss our 45 minute presentation starting at 3:00pm:

You got Mobile in My Desktop: How Mobile Devices are Changing our Interactions With the Web

Modern mobile devices (smartphones and tablets of course) have been teaching users new ways of interacting with data. For the first time since the introduction of the point and click interface 30 years ago, users are interacting with a computer in a brand new way. The mouse is becoming an artifact, and so its usage patterns are going the way of the dodo and the light pen. Hear about how the computer in your pocket is informing the computer on your desk, and why the days of designing for one or the other are rapidly coming to a close.

From our open source development, conference presentations, design and development training sessions, and sponsoring local and national user groups and tech conferences, we are always looking for ways to support the community that we live, work and play in. We’re excited to be at MobileUXCamp this year to interact with the mobile community as they explore new (and more beautiful) ways to push the mobile space forward.

Hopefully, you had the fortunate opportunity to attending the  UIE Web Apps Masters Tour. If you did not, here a post by Luke Wroblewski about Julie Zhuo presentation on Facebook’s approach to Data-Informed vs. Data-Driven Design Decisions.

MobileUXCamp DC hopes to support the many voices helping to unlock the potential of a truly digital life. Topics may include [...]]]>

MobileUXCamp DC is a mobile technology themed BarCamp. We aim to bring together mobile enthusiasts, explorers and professionals to share the current state and their visions for the future direction of mobility.

MobileUXCamp DC hopes to support the many voices helping to unlock the potential of a truly digital life. Topics may include – but are not limited to – mobile gaming, entrepreneurship, social mobility and presence, near field communication, physical hyperlinking, mobile storytelling, the importance of open standards, protocols, and platforms, linux based devices, and mobility on other continents.

NO ON-SITE REGISTRATION

NO REFUNDS

Who Should Attend:

• mobile application developers
• mobile content writers
• user experience practitioners
• mobile content marketers
• anyone interested in the mobile market

Actions:

• Go to the MobileUXCamp DC web site
• Mark your calendar
• Become a SPONSOR
• Follow us on Twitter (twitter.com/mobileuxcampdc) and use #mobileuxcampdc so we can aggregate tweets

Our Sponsors
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Alan Cooper, author of The Inmates Are Running the Asylum, discusses the origins of this landmark book as well as challenges someone at Cooper to write the perfect “how-to” manual for creating personas.

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The Origin of Personas

Alan Cooper, author of The Inmates Are Running the Asylum, discusses the origins of this landmark book as well as challenges someone at Cooper to write the perfect “how-to” manual for creating personas.

The Design Community Offers Its Favorite Bits of Advice

The article starts off with this paragraph. The rest of the article is just like this with graphics and quotes in

We, members of the design community, are on an ongoing quest for knowledge and learning opportunities—anything we can find to enhance our skills and share the precious pearls of wisdom we’ve held close to our hearts. Given that most of us are where we are because of the shared advice we’ve managed to accumulate along the way, tips like these can be powerful tools for facilitating professional growth, which we all strive to achieve. And it helps the community to grow and improve. Thus, they should be not greedily hoarded, but rather openly shared.

Mobile Form Design Strategies by Chui Chui Tan

In this article, Chui Chui Tan writes about the constraints involved with designing web apps.

Web access from mobile devices is constrained by various factors: (1) the use environment where the user could be in a busy and crowded place. Sun or light reflection might be an issue or users may be multitasking and under time pressure; (2) the network (slow or an unstable connection); and (3) and the device itself (small screen).

25+ Inspiring iPad App Websites Design Examples

The title is somewhat self-explanitory. Not much more than pictures, but if you’re reading it on a iPad, you can click through to most of the apps. Note: Lots of images which slows down the page.

What do you think? Add links to your favorite articles in the comments.

In order to be considered to be a volunteer, you will need to [...]]]>

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We are looking for volunteers to help out for the day. As a volunteer, some of the things we will need your help with include, but are not limited to:

• registration desk duty
• set-up and clean-up
• room monitors
• breakfast and snack setup

In order to be considered to be a volunteer, you will need to send us a note and explain your interest in MobileUX and why you should be a volunteer.