Level: Introductory

Billy Hollis

XAML Slinger

In the modern apps era, users expect more intuitive and productive user experiences. To give them better UX, it helps to see both good and bad examples of user experience. This session looks at a range of applications and real-world products that exemplify good and bad design. For each, you'll look at the underlying design principles that help us understand why it works or doesn't.

You will learn:

• What makes a compelling UX, to help build a pool of good designs
• About bad designs to learn what to avoid
• Basic design principles that help you evaluate user experience designs