World Usability Day Online Events

Design competition: create a new transport solution to an existing usability problem!

Today we ask all the users of our systems to contribute to our work on improving usability.

In keeping with the theme of transportation, the User Experience Practice at Bell | District will be conducting a large-scale online card sort of pictographic road signs used for the identification of tourism sites in Quebec.  ***Participate now at http://websort.net/s/78DFD1/ (English) or http://websort.net/s/C0DCB7/ (French)***

Online-reviews kiosks at Moscow train stations. Discussing problems, and finding solutions. Weninar is on Russian. See webinar home page

Sustainable travel affects the usability and design of all modes of transportation.  This webcast was recorded, so you can playback at your convenience (see http://partners.adobe.acrobat.com/p59228474/).

Free webinar on the design and use of context-sensitive navigation based on top task management techniques.

Mary Theofanis and Brian Stanton of NIST discuss the new usability requirements toolkit called CISUR ("Scissor") - the Common Industry Specification for Usability Requirements.  Check out World Usability Day on GovGab.gov, the USA.gov blog.

Join NavigationArts' Director of User Research as she explores the latest web design trends and how they impact usability. A website that was considered highly usable in 1995 would probably not appear so today. What about a site from 2005? How do user expectations for the Web effect a site's usability, and how can you factor that into your plans for your website?  To register: http://www.navigationarts.com/webinar

"Usabilidade nos Transportes" (Usability in Transportation) is a website aimed at collecting feedback from the general public about which technologies are harming or helping their daily commute.

El Día de la Usabilidad, se celebrará el viernes 14 de noviembre a partir de la 18.30 Hs. en el Paseo Comuneros, calle peatonal que esta ubicada entre la Sede Central de la Universidad Católica y la Catedral de Asunción. El evento no es un seminario ni charla magistral, el evento es una celebración (música electrónica y citruska) también se expondrán fotografías y audiovisuales.