Working with resource-constrained organizations means you play to your strengths, and you get creative. The client’s needs, however, don’t get any less idiosyncratic: Whether it’s surgically removing them from a hostile SaaS vendor, carefully preserving a set of inbound links across redesigns, or subtly realigning the lobes of a corpus to their respective audiences.
Out of this ten-year odyssey, Dorian has developed a set of techniques and would like to share them with you.
This session will include:
Who should attend: Dorian will endeavor to keep the gritty technical details to a minimum, but he is hoping for an audience who won’t roll their eyes if they see a slide with a little monospace text on it every once in a while. Given that constraint, it is senior practitioners, or defectors from UX, IA, or programming who are likely to get the most out of this.
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