When I accepted the position of president for 2014, I could never have guessed what this year had in store for the organization. It has been quite a year: a year with some surprises and a number of changes as we assessed how and where we needed to adjust for long-term sustainability. Read more about 2014...
The results of the 2014 UXPA Salary Survey are in. Over 1300 respondents from 58 countries completed the survey. Special thanks to our sponsor, Measuring Usability, and to volunteers Elisa Kaplan Miller, Ken Becker, Jeff Sauro, and Jennifer Romano-Bergstrom for continuing to offer this great member benefit!
The public version of the survey results report is now available! A members-only full version will be available soon.
The User Experience Professionals Association (UXPA) is an international association devoted to assisting new and established professionals in the user experience disciplines.Through networking, publications, conferences and classes, UXPA can help you hone your skills and deepen your involvement in the UX community.
The November, 2014, issue of the Journal of Usability Studies (JUS) includes three papers and an invited editorial that are of interest to UX practitioners and researchers.
Just how do we select which 25% of our amazing submissions to include in the program for the annual conference? Deliberately and with great care. When so many submissions meet our strict quality standards, we must evaluate each one carefully to produce an exciting program that includes a broad mixture of relevant topics that are both current and meaningful to attendees.
On March 11, Susan Farrell announced the publication of a report about User Experience Careers, based on a survey of people working in interaction design, user experience research, and information architecture. According to Susan, they hope that the report "will be useful to students, academic advisors, or people interviewing for UX Positions". The report answers the question "What is user experience, why are these professions worth considering, and how should I prepare to enter the field?"
UXPA is proud to share a link to the report. You can access it here:
It goes without saying that we at UXPA want to engage with you. Both UXPA International and our UXPA chapters have a lot to offer. But don’t stop there. If you’re already involved with UXPA, don’t limit yourself to UXPA events or to a single affiliation.
The User Experience Professionals Association is thrilled to announce the dates and venue for its 23rd Annual International Conference! The conference will be held 21-24 July, 2014, at the Park Plaza Hotel(Westminster Bridge) in London, UK. We are excited to have secured a world-class hotel in an amazing location, just a short walk from the London Eye, Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, and the sights and sounds that fill London's Southbank in the summer.
When I accepted the position of president for 2014, I could never have guessed what this year had in store for the organization. It has been quite a year: a year with some surprises and a number of changes as we assessed how and where we needed to adjust for long-term sustainability. Read more about 2014...
The results of the 2014 UXPA Salary Survey are in. Over 1300 respondents from 58 countries completed the survey. Special thanks to our sponsor, Measuring Usability, and to volunteers Elisa Kaplan Miller, Ken Becker, Jeff Sauro, and Jennifer Romano-Bergstrom for continuing to offer this great member benefit!
The public version of the survey results report is now available! A members-...
The User Experience Professionals Association (UXPA) is an international association devoted to assisting new and established professionals in the user experience disciplines.Through networking, publications, conferences and classes, UXPA can help you hone your skills and deepen your involvement in the UX community.
Our members are employed in a wide variety of disciplines, including ...
User Experience is all about engagement. Technology, products and services are usable when they engage people. At work we strive to engage with those around us—whether they’re users, colleagues, or stakeholders. It means getting people on board with an idea, earning trust, and working toward mutual goals. We all know how...
The November, 2014, issue of the Journal of Usability Studies (JUS) includes three papers and an invited editorial that are of interest to UX practitioners and researchers.
Just how do we select which 25% of our amazing submissions to include in the program for the annual conference? Deliberately and with great care. When so many submissions meet our strict quality standards, we must evaluate each one carefully to produce an exciting program that includes a broad mixture of relevant topics that are both current and meaningful to attendees.
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