The user experience can be viewed through a variety of lenses. What makes sense to the developer may be baffling to the user. Navigation may or may not be intuitive. Buttons labels can be confusing. Processes seem tedious or cumbersome. How can we ensure that users find the functionality or content they expect? That some useful resource hasn’t inadvertently been hidden? Are there small tweaks that could make a world of difference? Are they easy to make or will they require a significant overhaul of the user interface? We’ll hear from a group of industry professionals, with experience of enhancing the user experience in various ways while keeping an eye on technical debt, costs, and time.
Confirmed speakers for this event include Lettie Conrad, Senior Associate, Product Research and Development, Maverick Publishing Specialists;; Sam Herbert, CEO and Co-founder, 67Bricks; Rachael Hu, User Experience Manager, California Digital Library; Björn Johansson, Product Designer, Springer Nature; Chan Li, Assessment Librarian, UC Berkeley; Michele Potter, STEM Strategist, UC-Riverside; Jessica Smith, Manager, Discovery and Research, Jstor Labs; and Nathan Westgarth, VP of Product Management, Aries Systems.