If you are just beginning to think about using a touchscreen or if you already started down the path and want expert guidance, then visit us at this year’s Design & Manufacturing Midwest 2011 Conference on September 22 in Chicago. My colleague Diana Greenberg who heads Bridge’s User Experience practice and I will be leading this session. In it you'll get to understand the most crucial aspects of what you'll need to know to make the right decisions about the technology, design and development issues of bringing this great user experience to your customers.
Also speaking is Steve Wilcox, Founder and Principal of Design Science, a Bridge partner who has worked with us on several occasions assisting with the Human Factors aspects of UIs. He is speaking about Fitting Touch Screens to Your Users.
Bridge is also pleased that several other leading experts are working with us to make this a very informative session – see the conference agenda here for more details and the other speakers.
The session runs on Thursday, September 22nd from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., with a 2-hour break for lunch and networking. Join your colleagues and register today to gain new insights and practical information you can immediately apply to your job responsibilities!
Register by August 26th to get the early bird discount. Click here for more registration details.
A recent touch screen interface for ICU blood glucose monitoring developed by Bridge with IntelliDx.
If you are interested to learn more about Bridge's approach in creating highly usable UIs prior to this workshop, see this article Bridge wrote that outlines our approach. We've refined our process quite a bit since writing this article in 2007, but it does explain the basics and has some great information on smoothing the path of how your UI will undergo scrutiny with the FDA.
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