3. Jonathan Lackey
Known in virtual social circles as zuno
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Creative director at Zuno Studios
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Based in Redondo Beach California
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Over 10 years experience in design &
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web
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4. What Are We Going
to Chat About Today?
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5. What is “design”?
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Why is it important?
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Types of it
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The process
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Web trends
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Tools
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9. Communication: To give purpose to and/or organize the flow of information
To stand out: Expression / Individuality
Build credibility: Branding
10. Communication: To give purpose to
and/or organize the flow of information
To stand out: Expression / Individuality
Build credibility: Branding
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11. Types of design
UI (user interface)
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•UX (user experience)
•Visual design
•Information Architecture
•Database
•System
•Interaction
•So many more
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54. Sites used in this presentation
http://delicious.com/Creative_Contractor/
cmsexpo09
Twitter @zuno
http://twitter.com/zuno
The files from this presentation
http://zunostudios.com/cmsxpo
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Hinweis der Redaktion
“so things don’t happen by accident”
User interface: The goal of user interface design is to make the user's interaction as simple and efficient as possible, in terms of accomplishing user goals
User experience: all aspects of the user’s interaction with the product: how it is perceived, learned, and used
The client brief is what the client gives you. It might be a formal Request For Proposal (RFP), or simply a short email.
It generally outlines the initial aims and objectives of the project, the deliverables, and may indicate many of the client’s
expectations about the final work’s function or appearance. Deliverables include documents, content, sketches, everything
that the client will provide to you and anything that you’ll provide to them. The client may also provide deadlines for
each deliverable, though whether they deliver theirs on time is a long, sad tale we’d need to cover in a separate book.
Research is vital to the success of any design solution. A designer should be as informed as they can be about
the project.
Research is vital to the success of any design solution. A designer should be as informed as they can be about
the project.
The designers then spend time amending the design to reflect the changes or problems highlighted by the
client\"sometimes endlessly. I’ve lost count of the number of times that I’ve spent needlessly making changes to a design
because of miscommunication further back in the process in conversations between people at meetings to which the actual
designers were not invited. More often than not, the problems arise because the expectations of either party have not been
managed properly.