Picture of Jim HobartJim Hobart

User Interface Design Consultant

 

Jim is an internationally recognized user interface design consultant and president of Classic System Solutions. He specializes in the design and development of large-scale, high-volume user interface design. He is an expert in GUI design for transaction processing systems and web and portal application strategies.

 

Jim has over twenty years of software development experience and over sixteen years of user interface design experience. He has successfully managed and participated in numerous software projects, as well as advised a number of Fortune 1000 firms on their technology direction. Also, Jim has helped a large number of firms develop in-house GUI standards and software user interface designs. Furthermore, he has assisted in the design and implementation of systems for the Finance, Transportation, Retail, Insurance, Public Utilities, Government, Distribution, Medical, Manufacturing, and Software development tool sectors.

 

Additionally, he has successfully utilized Agile techniques with clients and has assisted with their adoption of user centred design techniques. He has worked with a wide array of development tools using distributed object and web-based technology.

 

Jim served on the advisory board for the International Windows Summit, and he has also served as GUI Track Chairman for Window World/Comdex and Software Development conferences. He speaks regularly about user interface design topics at national conferences. His industry insights are frequently sought by leading publications including PC Week, InformationWeek, InfoWorld and Unix Review.

 

Tutorial 5A: Designing Usable Web 2.0 Applications

Tuesday, November 7th, 9.00

 

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2010 - this year!

Read more about our 2 conferences in 2010:
- Philadelphia 10 in May
- Aarhus 10 in November

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