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153. Interaction Design Stammtisch

Hosted by IxDF Vienna
Sep 12th, 2017
7:00pm - 9:00pm (UTC +01:00)
Metalab Wien, Rathausstraße 6, Vienna
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Meetup Details

Tuesday, 12th of Septemer 2017, 7pm
at metalab, 1010 Wien, Rathausstrasse 6
(public transportation: U2 Rathaus, 1/2/D Stadiongasse/Parlament)

We will continue with the new format:
7pm–9pm: Short slots (30 min) for each topic
From 9pm: Open discussions, get-together, focusing on previous topics …

Topics for this meeting:

  • Dark Patterns: UI designed to trick people (Adrián Bolonio)
  • You can save Web Typography (Oliver Schöndorfer)
    • The web is written language – and it’s also a mess, because most sites don’t present text properly. Typography to the rescue! In this talk you will learn how to boost your next web project with good typography. Several examples and live demos will give you a basic understanding of type and how to apply it with CSS in responsive web design. It’s a talk for developers, designers and everyone in between. Together we can save the web’s typography – one paragraph at a time.
  • How Meisterlabs does product development (Lena Kowarc and Stefan Forster)
    • They will share design drafts they are currently working on and are open for your questions.

You have a topic that you want to present?
We will find you a slot!
Your topic could be related to a book, article, prototype, startup-concept, wireframe, a problem you have got, a solution you want to talk about …
→ please bring your idea, we will put it on the agenda!

We are always looking foward to welcoming new people at the Stammtisch … so: Looking forward to seeing you on tuesday,

ps: The Interaction Design Stammtisch takes place every 2nd tuesday of the month. Everybody interested in Interaction Design, User Experience, Usability, Accessibility, User Interface Design, … is very welcome to attend. we don’t bite, promised.

pps: there is also the IxDAvienna mailinglist if you want to stay in touch by email

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