| World Usability Day, November 10 |
| Tuesday, 01 November 2011 09:12 |
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World Usability Day is coming up on November 10, 2011. There's likely to be an event near you, or you could participate in an online event. If you're in New England, be sure to check out World Usability Day New England. There are great speakers attending, including Tom McCan, the director of retail usability research at Staples. For $30, you get a full day of great networking, interesting speakers, and new ideas you can apply to your own sites. Hope to see you there! |
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