2012 Print Materials

• Print Program (pdf)
• Map (pdf)
• Attendee List

2012 Video

2012 Slideshows

Monday, Sept. 24

• Create Once, Publish Everywhere - John Rogerson
• CSS Preprocessors: Stylus, Less & Sass… Oh My! – Bermon Painter
• Death, Taxes, & ‘Viewport Chrome’: How to Design for Uncertainty - Jason Pamental
• The Digital Place You Love is Gone: Loss in Hyperspace - Joe Sokohl
• The Face of the New Admissions Site - Jason Toth
• Future of Internet, Technology, and Democracy – Aneesh Chopra
• Leveraging Student Data to Create Website Personalization - Ian Chan
• Your PDFs Need Some Love Too - Gaurav Gupta
• Plain Language is King: Content for Everyone - Angela Hooker
• Responsive Typography – Jason Cranford Teague
• Too Many Cooks in the Web Kitchen? A Successful Case of Herding Cats to Improve the User Experience - Rebecca Blakiston
• Using Social Media to Improve the User Experience – Erling Amundson
• What the !$#% Was This Plugin for Anyway?!: Maintaining a Sustainable WordPress Multisite Install - Juliana Perry, Catherine Farman
• What’s Your Problem?: Putting Purpose Back into Your Projects - Whitney Hess
• $ and Sense: Taking Your Javascript Skills Beyond jQuery – John Loy

Tuesday, Sept. 25

• Don’t Worry, Be Happy: A/B Testing to Create Happy Users - Lara Swanson
• Enhancing the Campus Website Through Adobe WEM - Jayan Kandathil
• From Print to Press - John Rhea
• From Flab to Fab! Design Secrets for Overweight Interfaces – Kim Bieler
• How UX & SEO Can Team Up for Success – David Poteet
• JavaScript and Accessibility – Derek Featherstone
• The Minimum Viable Web - Kristofer Layon
• Real Responsive Design - Les James
• The Secret Lives of Links - Jared Spool
• Speed is a Feature: Performance on the Mobile Web - Eric Phetteplace
• Telling Stories with Words and Pictures: Web Design Meets Sequential Art - Rachel Nabors
• Using SVG in HTML5 for a Library Floor Plan - Jeff Proehl
• How to Keep Everyone Happy: Discovering User Needs - Greg Hansard, Jennifer Nesossis
• Writing Content for Usability – Stephanie Hay

Wednesday, Sept. 26

• Responsive First – Jason Cranford Teague
• Most of our other workshop presenters did not have slides to share.