Speaking at Brussels JUG: User Experience for Business Process Applications
I’m glad to inform that I will speak at the next Brussels JUG‘s event about user experience thinking and design for business process applications. The event will take place at Hogeschool-Universiteit Brussel, Building Hermes, on Thursday, 30th of May, at 6:30 pm. Visit Brussels JUG website for more information: http://www.brussels-jug.be.
You won’t find a lot of information about this subject on this blog, but I have been doing research about it in parallel since 2006, in collaboration with Kênia Sousa, who would be happy to share the stage, but she had to decline due to family duties.
If you were assigned to design and implement a business process based application, You may find this session interesting. User interface design is the most time consuming task in a software development process. It is highly subjective and under heavy criticism by end-users. This presentation will help you better deal with this problem, exploring strategies to represent business processes in a way that end-users can easily understand what they see based on their business knowledge. We will discuss about a different approach for Business-IT traceability based on UX, an architecture and a methodology to support constant process changes, navigation approaches and the right widgets for the right actions.
See you there!
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