Customer Experience conference in NZ

Next week I’m presenting at this conference. With the US and Europe groaning under the weight of web-focused User Experience conferences, it’s refreshing and encouraging to see this offered in New Zealand. I’ll be sharing some experiences from a home-grown design research project. From what I can gather I’ll be the only researcher presenting and [...]

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