Designing Great UX for Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8 Apps
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Great apps that meet customer needs are essential to the success of your startup, as are seamless app experiences that go from PC to laptop to tablet to phone. Windows and Windows Phone apps are better together, and designing great apps for both platforms is within your reach. You don’t have to be a design rock star to create great apps. You simply need to step back and embrace the process, and, then, iterate, iterate, iterate. This webcast will be a practical session where you will be taken through the process of designing a simple application for both Windows and Windows Phone from the problem statement to optimizing for different platforms to refining and finessing a final solution. |
WHEN March 6, 2014 TIME 2:00pm – 3:00pm PST WHO Corrina Black, Microsoft Widows Phone Design, Principal Design Lead Joel Reyes, Microsoft Senior Startup Evangelist |
| *Microsoft BizSpark is a program designed to provide software startups all the resources they need to build successful companies and connect them with a community of experts. |
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