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Lucien Christ

User Experience Architect ( Usability, Gamification, Cognitive psychology, Agile methodology, prototyping , user testing,...)

Congrès des pouvoirs locaux et régionaux - La promotion de la régionalisation et de la coopération interrégionale en Europe par les Universités d'Eté et le programme Centurio de l'Assemblée des Régions d'Europe. La promotion de la régionalisation et de la coopération interrégionale en Europe par les Universités d’Eté et le programme Centurio de l’Assemblée des Régions d’Europe - CPR (10) 7 Partie II Rapporteur :M.

Miljenko DORIC (Croatie) For debate in the Standing Committee – see Article 15 of the Rules of Procedure of the Congress - Objections to the Standing Committee procedure must reach the Chief Executive of the Congress a clear week before the meeting of the Standing Committee ; if 5 members object, the report will be submitted to the Plenary Session. Tomorrow's cities: What's it like to live in a smart city? As we head towards a new era of urbanisation - half of the world's population will live in cities by 2050 - the race is on to make our cities fit for purpose.

Technology is playing a bigger role in helping to make city life run more smoothly, from networks of sensors that offer information about how traffic is flowing or where water pipes are leaking to apps designed to help citizens get the most out of their city. But what does it actually mean to live in a city overtaken by technology? And is it a future we even want? The BBC asked a range of experts to describe life in their own smart city. Anthony Townsend Image copyright Other Unlike the smart cities popping up in Asia and the Middle East, New York's digital transformation has almost gone without notice.

But that doesn't mean you can't see them. To the trained eye, this hidden layer of intelligent infrastructure can be found on any street corner in Manhattan. Prof Carlo Ratti Image copyright Aurore Valade. Comprendre, orchestrer et vivre la ville intelligente : Millenaire 3, Transformation urbaine. Depuis sa création le 1er janvier 2015, la Métropole de Lyon s’est engagée dans une réflexion élargie sur la ville intelligente, couvrant l’ensemble de ses compétences.

Dans ce cadre, la Métropole de Lyon a réuni ses partenaires professionnels des projets Smart city actuels et à venir, le 10 mars 2016 lors des rencontres de la Métropole Intelligente. A cette occasion, 11 infographies, réalisées par FRV100 / Quam Conseil et Plausible Possible sous le pilotage de la DPDP, sont présentées. Elles forment un socle de connaissances et de réflexions pour saisir le concept de ville intelligente.

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Nams - Acteurs. Tests psycho. Fixing Six Mistakes Companies Make when Working with UXers. So, you want to create a great user experience?

The truth is, it doesn’t matter how great of a user experience design team you hire. The success of your UX project lies as much on your shoulders as it does on the team or person that you hire. I’ve worked internally at startups of all sizes, and have also consulted with a lot of companies through my freelance UX consulting practice. After years of experience, I’ve identified some common mistakes that companies make when working with a UX company or consultant, and how to avoid making them. By following this advice you’ll set your UX hires up to create a great experience for your product. 1. Congratulations, you’ve decided to work with a UX team to help launch or improve your product. Your ability to be focused, present, and an active participant in the UX process is crucial to the success of your product.

The Power of Disciplined Simplification. Over the last few years, we’ve seen a noted shift in the quality of customer experiences across industries, as well as an increased emphasis on outside-in thinking.

That’s good news for customers, but bad news for companies still seen as “just average” compared to brands that stand out with truly great experiences. Startups that focus on the importance of design as well as the customer have succeeded in attracting loyal followings while shaking up the status quo, and created jobs for thousands along the way. The pressure on established companies to examine their goals, processes, culture, and approach—and re-orient them around the customer—is now greater than ever. [5W] For Developers, a Little UX can Go a Long Way. When it comes to software development, some people hold a dated belief that programmers dream products up and write super cool code to bring them into the real world.

These people would be correct if we were living in the 1970s or ‘80s. Today, the scenario is completely different. Modern day software development, as we all know, is focused on user experience over technology and market data. Back in the day, developers and programmers wrote code for themselves and their peers. They were in charge of what got built at the end of the day, how it behaved, and how it looked.

Entrepreneurs soon realized that there were plenty of non-technical people who had tasks and goals that could be accomplished by running nicely written code on a computer. Still, many projects failed miserably in this era. Desperate times forced entrepreneurs to bring in graphic designers tasked with designing icons, interfaces, and visuals that would help the product connect with the user. Adding Value. UserTesting: Remote Usability Testing Software. Results in 1-hour. UX testing - Look back - Examples.