Thursday, September 15, 2005 – 5:30 to 7:00pm

There will be networking and discussion before the event from 5:00 to 5:30.
Please note the new time — we are starting half an hour earlier!

Download PDF of presentation slides [PDF | 524KB | 22 Pages]

Remote usability testing is a cost-effective approach to testing with representative users across the continent (if not the world). Jay will briefly review usability testing methodologies and then discuss the specifics and challenges of remote testing. He will touch on scheduling, software, Morae, facilitation, observers, and questionnaires. Please come prepared to share your experiences, too.

About Our Speaker

Jay Zipursky is the usability team lead in the Unified Workflow product group at Creo Inc. (now a subsidiary of Kodak) in Burnaby, BC. He has over ten years of software development experience and founded Creo’s usability team in 2002. He’s proud to say that he has not written a line of production code since focusing on usability and design.

Location: VFS (Vancouver Film School)

The VFS Digital Design campus is located at 420 Homer Street between Pender and W. Hastings. Enter through the side door on the east side of Homer Street. The event will take place in Theatre 1 accessible from the main foyer. Reception will be in place to assist all guests.

Please arrive before 6pm since building doors lock at 6pm!

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Positive RSVPs only please: rsvp@vanue.com