This is the rubric that I will use to grade your final presentations:
| Art Direction | 5 |
| Demonstration of Research | 10 |
| Application of Research | 5 |
| Demonstation of Iterative Design | 5 |
| Syntax/Error Checking | 5 |
| Delivery/Audience Engagement | 5 |
| Total: | 35 |
The following are examples of the final decks presented in previous classes.
Miguel Molina—Final Deck-small
Mobile Navigation Basic Patterns
Let’s talk about MVPs (Minimum Viable Products) and how you, as a product manager or User Experience professional, can work with tight deadlines and budgets whilst still delivering a great product.
I have to cancel the class scheduled for Thursday April 20th.
I have a prior professional commitment that is going to keep me away from the city on Thursday and Friday.
I am looking into a make-up for this session.
Sorry. See you all Monday, April 24th.
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The Principles of Design — As Applied to UI Design
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1q8BUDXREMLli5V4zgNb3dnWKEyc1KMwiRHUJlPZ0MPY/edit?usp=sharing
Understanding User Interface Design
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1bQXo0yif3NeYYAagTFas-coVDTV2S4Qf-JQdCC3W-tQ/edit?usp=sharing
Throughout most of our academic careers, we’ve been taught that copying is a bad thing. Getting caught copying an author’s work is considered plagiarism. Copying someone else during an exam can lead to expulsion. So it’s not a surprise that we have negative associations with copying, even to this day.
But what about copying as a way to learn?
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