Lucky 13.

Yes, we have presentations from the fabulous Portland show…special thanks to all of the speakers who made them available. If you enjoyed the show, please join us for Barcelona (June 27-29) or Chicago (Sept. 25-27).

Sessions:

Carla Diana, “Making Meaningful Designs With the Internet of Things”

Leslie Bradshaw, “The Future of the Web is Video”

Jason Ulaszek, “Doors, Walls and Old Trees: Prioritizing to Get Simple”

Carolyn Chandler, “Play to Change: Using Game Mechanics to Motivate Your Audience”

Jason Kunesh, “Rules of Thumb for Design Chicanery from Obama for America HQ”

Chris Mills, “Future Layouts”

Mel Lim, “Designing Life and Brands Through Aspirations”

Shay Howe, “Modern Style Guides for a Better Tomorrow”

Adam Connor, “Lights! Camera! Interaction!: What Designers Can Learn From Filmmakers”

Aaron Irizarry, “A Sketch is Worth a Thousand Words”

Dave Shea, “Mobile Web Design Anti-Patterns”

Sce Pike, “Connected Thinking”

Derek Featherstone, “Thinking Beyond the Device”

Bill Scott, “Anti-Patterns that Stifle Lean UX Teams”

Jonathan Snook, “Your CSS is a Mess”

Jacob Surber, “Your Responsive Toolbox”

Jason Cranford Teague, “Death to Pixel-Perfect Layouts”

Rachel Nabors, “Animated Music Videos Using CSS3 and HTML5 Audio”

Lee LeFever, “The Art of Explanation”

Kevin Hoyt, “Welcome Makers!”

Russ Unger, “How to Research With a Team That’s New to Research”

Brad Nunnally, “Misconceptions on Perception”

Scott Cowley, “The Content Competitive Advantage”

David Smith, “Mr. Know it All”

Anoop Sahgal, “The Rise of Content Marketing”

Richard Bruning, “American Comics: History, Technology, Culture”

Workshops:

Russ Unger and Brad Nunnally, “The Workshop Workshop”

Mel Lim, “Using UX Design Principles and Methodologies in Design Management and Innovation”

Shay Howe, “Front End Legos”

Bill Scott, “Real World Lessons Using Lean UX”