We'd like to explore and analyze the Drupal first-time user experience. Where does it work, where might it need to be re-examined, re-thought, and re-designed? Is it possible to design a user experience that will thrill English Majors and CS majors alike? If so, how might we tackle this problem?
I'll show you my design process, from start to finish- outlining everything from planning and research to client hand-off. I'll show you the time saving techniques I've used both as an in-house designer and a freelancer to get projects done right, and done on time.
We'll cover:
* Research & planning
* Wireframing
* Delivering design comps
* Testing & iteration
* Getting client approval
* The theming process
* Getting copy & content written & in place
* Successful hand-off and launch
