Evolution of User Interface - Digital Web & Design Innovation Summit SFO 20 Sept 2013 @iRajLal
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Do you know about WIMP? The Natural or Organic Interface? Zooming Interface? And what the heck is the Intelligent UI? Where are all these interfaces coming from. What about the Gesture, Haptics, Pen based and touch and even multi touch interfaces? In this session learn from the Author of Digital Design Essentials: 100 ways to Design better Desktop, Web and Mobile Interfaces, the intriguing story of the Digital Interface. How the digital Interface started from Command line to WIMP Interface to GUI and now became the most debated topic in the design industry, Skeumorphic Design or Modern UI. See how, with the revolution of devices digital interface took turn to Natural, Touch and Organic User Interfaces. See how User Interface has evolved in last twenty years. See how the current trends in touch screens, text to speech and AI are molding the mere fabric of the User Interface and how the user adoption still is the key to a successful User Interface Design. http://theinnovationenterprise.com/summits/digital-design-sanfran-2013/event_activities/5129
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Gina teaches Executive Presence & Influence to Google and is a communication coach and adjunct lecturer at the Stanford Graduate School of Business. In her business, she has helped thousands of high-performing professionals of different titles, disciplines, genders, and cultural backgrounds to develop their own unique executive presence, voice, and leadership style – supercharging the potential of individuals, teams, and organizations.
Gina’s UVP as a communication coach is rooted in her unique history; in B2B sales, from auto manufacturing in the Midwest to industry leading organizations in Silicon Valley and New York. Gina also worked as an actor, model, spokesperson, and entrepreneur.
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Gina’s extraordinary insight into the role of gender in communication is rooted in having been male for the first 29 years of her life, and then as her authentic female self for the 25+ years since. Along the way, Gina won national and international awards for persuasive
Creativity, AI, and Human-Centered Innovation
Creativity, AI, and Human-Centered InnovationRaj Lal A 90-minute Design Workshop with David Moore, Lecturer at Stanford Design
Join us for an engaging session filled with actionable insights, dynamic conversations, and complimentary pizza and drinks to fuel your creativity.
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Unlocking Creativity & Leadership: From Ideas to Impact
In today’s fast-paced world of design, innovation, and leadership, the ability to think creatively and strategically is essential for driving meaningful change. This workshop is designed for designers, product leaders, and entrepreneurs looking to break through creative barriers, adopt a user-centered mindset, and turn bold ideas into tangible success.
Join us for an engaging session where we’ll explore the intersection of creativity, leadership, and human-centered innovation. Through thought-provoking discussions, real-world case studies, and actionable strategies, you’ll gain the tools to navigate complex challenges, foster collaboration, and lead with purpose in an ever-evolving industry.
Key Takeaways:
🔹 From Design Thinking to Design Doing – Where are you in the creative process? The best work is multi-dimensional, engaging us on a deeper level. Unlock your natural creative abilities and move from ideation to execution.
🔹 Reigniting Innovation: From Firefighting to Fire Starting – We’ve become so skilled at solving problems that we’ve forgotten how to spark new ideas. Learn how to cultivate a culture of communication, collaboration, and creative productivity to drive meaningful innovation.
🔹 The Human Element of Innovation – True creativity isn’t just about ideas—it’s about people. Understand how to nurture the deeper, often-overlooked aspects of your team’s potential to build an environment where innovation thrives.
🔹 AI as Your Creative Partner, Not a Shortcut – AI can be an incredible tool—but only if you use it wisely. Learn when and how to integrate AI into your workflow, craft effective prompts, and avoid generic, uninspired results.
🔹 Mastering Team Dynamics: Communication, Listening & Collaboration – Teams are unpredictable, and clear communication isn’t always as clear as we think. Discover strategies for building strong, high-performing teams that listen, collaborate, and innovate effectively. This session will equip you with the insights and techniques needed to lead with creativity, navigate challenges, and drive innovation with confidence.
TEAMCAL AI - PITCH DECK Voice and AI.pdf
TEAMCAL AI - PITCH DECK Voice and AI.pdfRaj Lal Hello! I’m an ADI bot, and I’ll be showcasing my scheduling skills at VOICE & AI 2024. If you’re ready to learn about how I can help you find time in your day or schedule meetings seamlessly, join us! Get your tickets here: https://voinceand.ai
Want to see how I handle scheduling requests like "Show me my schedule", "Set up a meeting with Sarah", "Move my 1 pm to 3 pm" or "Cancel my meeting with John"? I’ve got it covered.
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I’m excited to be speaking at VOICE & AI 2024, where I’ll be demoing ADI bot’s voice- and AI-powered scheduling features live. I’ll be interacting with ADI to showcase how it can help you manage your schedule and set up meetings with ease! VOICE AND AI is the place to discover the latest advancements in AI technology, it's a unique conference organized by the amazing Peter Erickson at Modev.
Teamcalendar.AI presskit 1.0
Teamcalendar.AI presskit 1.0Raj Lal Press Medit Kit and Brand Guidelines for TeamCalendar.Ai.
Our Press Kit. Check it out here.
https://xd.adobe.com/view/caf45a21-b9a0-46a9-57ce-9406fb230a46-bcc5/?fullscreen
UX Workshop: How to design a product with great user experience
UX Workshop: How to design a product with great user experienceRaj Lal Practical tips for Digital Designers - Corporate Innovation Summit Bangkok March 28-29 Centara Grand at Central World.
Workshop Stanford University - 28th July 2018 on Website Optimization 
Workshop Stanford University - 28th July 2018 on Website Optimization Raj Lal A website can be an extremely effective tool for generating sales and achieving other business goals. But that assumes you’ve “optimized” your website—that you’ve learned the techniques that will let you effectively convert website visitors into customers, whether that means buying a product, downloading your app, signing up for a beta, or scheduling an appointment. There is an art and a science to optimizing your website—or what’s sometimes called Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO)—that can be tremendously useful for marketers, executives, and business owners. This one-day workshop will provide a concise and practical overview of optimization techniques, focusing on four key subjects: mining information from Google Analytics to understand data, users, and devices; analyzing competitors; heuristically reviewing your website for usability; and A/B testing your key content for conversion. Once you have this information you will be able to optimize the layout and remove the bottlenecks in your website that may be preventing your visitors from converting into customers. You will learn how to leverage the data to create a better user flow in your website and use the test-driven framework to continuously improve your website, acquire more customers, and increase your revenue.
https://continuingstudies.stanford.edu/courses/professional-and-personal-development/an-introduction-to-website-optimization-increase-roi-and-acquire-more-customers/20174_WSP-38
The art and science of website optimization
The art and science of website optimizationRaj Lal Do you know 98% of your website visitors take their business elsewhere? You want to use your website more effectively to generate sales and achieve other business goals. There is an Art and Science to Website Optimization and is increasingly becoming an important field, that marketers and business owners need to know.
Website Optimization is a process of converting website visitors into customers, also referred to as Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO). It helps you to learn how to leverage people to use your website, buy your product, use your app, signup for beta, schedule an appointment and more. Raj Lal, the speaker for this event, last client got a 50% increase in their revenue within a week after optimizing their website. Imagine what will you do?
Raj will cover topics like:
Overview of Website Optimization
How to methodically approach optimizing your website for conversion
Start impacting your bottom line
Four main aspect of Website Optimization:
Mine information from Google Analytics to understand data, user and devices
Analyze competitors
Heuristically Review Website for Usability
A/B test your key content
UX Workshop - Talent 2 Talent Conference, Ryerson University, Toronto Canada,...
UX Workshop - Talent 2 Talent Conference, Ryerson University, Toronto Canada,...Raj Lal In this Interactive workshop for entrepreneurs, learn the four essential steps to better User Experience for a website. The User research, the interaction design, Visual Design and functional Prototype. Raj Lal is at the founder and Principal User Experience Specialist at Pro UX Review, a silicon Valley UX Consulting firm where he helps companies with website conversion by increasing user engagement up to 50%. A website conversion means getting your website visitors do what they want to do and came to your website for, buy your product, use your app, learn more, signup for beta, register for your service, or schedule an appointment.
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https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/why-toastmasters-story-fisherman-raj-lal
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Designing Killer Apps for Mobile Devices ModevUX May 9 2013 mclean VA - @iRajLal
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http://ux13.gomodev.com/modevux-2013-home/conferences/workshops/#/raj-lal
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Html5 Whats around the bendRaj Lal Presentation for Department of Veteran Affairs
Learn the essentials of HTML5
• HTML5 Semantics
• Accessibility and ARIA
• CSS3 Styles and Animations
• Advanced Web APIs
• How to adapt your website for N-screens TV, PC, Mobile and Tablets
Accessible design with html5 JS Everywhere 2012 Oct 26 Fairmont Hotel San Jos...
Accessible design with html5 JS Everywhere 2012 Oct 26 Fairmont Hotel San Jos...Raj Lal How to design an HTML5 website which supports people with disabilities, and know why its a good business decision.
The four major disabilities which will be covered, that effect user capabilities are visual, hearing, mobility (difficulty in using the mouse), and cognitive disabilities, which are related to learning abilities. Know how to use the latest technologies to accommodate these users in the user interface. An accessible web application gives maximum reach to your application’s information, functionalities and benefits, by allowing multiple input methods, different interaction models, and customization based on special needs and limited device supports.
What People Will Learn
- Understand the problem around designing interfaces for people with, disabilities
- Know concrete steps to design and develop web applications to, accommodate the four kinds of major disabilities in HTML5
- Know the business case for Accessibility, 4; Learn the standard practices and design guidelines for accessible, design in HTML5
Accessibility on Windows Phone - Windows Phone Meetup at Nokia - 16 October @...
Accessibility on Windows Phone - Windows Phone Meetup at Nokia - 16 October @...Raj Lal Learn what accessibility means and how to develop your app and web pages to make it more accessible on mobile devices. An accessible app gives maximum reach to your information, functionality and benefits. The four major disabilities that effect user capabilities are visual, hearing, mobility (difficulty in using the mouse) and cognitive disabilities (which are related to learning abilities). Know how to use the latest HTML5 and Accessible technologies to create for mobile devices.
Accessible design - HOW Interactive Design Conference Washington DC SEPT 27-2...
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You’ll learn how to use the latest technologies to accommodate disabled users in the user interface, and see how an Accessible Interface gives maximum reach to your application’s information, functionalities and benefits by allowing multiple input methods, different interaction models, and customization based on special needs and limited device supports.
Accessible Design with HTML5 - HTML5DevConf.com May 21st San Francisco, 2012 ...
Accessible Design with HTML5 - HTML5DevConf.com May 21st San Francisco, 2012 ...Raj Lal Learn how to design an HTML5 application which supports people with disabilities, and know why its a good business decision. An accessible web application gives maximum reach to your application's information, functionalities and benefits, by allowing multiple input methods, different interaction models, and customization based on special needs and limited device supports. The four major disabilities that effect user capabilities are visual, hearing, mobility (difficulty in using the mouse), and cognitive disabilities, which are related to learning abilities. Know how to use the latest technologies to accommodate these users in the user interface.
Developing Apps for Nokia Windows Phone VSLiv Conference May 15, 2012 @iRajLal
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You will learn:
Windows Phone Development on Nokia Phone
Key features of Nokia Windows Phone Lumia
See a working demo with advanced graphics
Upgrade Your Website to HTML5 - VSLive Conference New York @iRajLal
Upgrade Your Website to HTML5 - VSLive Conference New York @iRajLalRaj Lal Learn what you need to do, to upgrade your existing web application with HTML5. How and Where do you start? Learn how you capitalize on the State-of-the-Art HTML5 tags, Cutting edge graphics and animation with CSS3, and advanced HTML5 API and take your existing website to the next level of Web revolution.
You will learn:
Upgrade your current website with HTML5
Use advanced HTML5 APIs which gracefully degrade
Know how to enhance your website with the latest HTML5 goodies
Fun with silverlight4 Table of Content @iRajLal
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Honeycomb User Interface Design @iRajLal
Honeycomb User Interface Design @iRajLalRaj Lal A User Interface for Mobile device inspired by Honeycomb structure with Hexagonal Grid
Here are the links to the two design patents:
http://www.google.com/patents?id=ltXKAAAAEBAJ
http://www.google.com/patents/about?id=wOfUAAAAEBAJ
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Evolution of User Interface - Digital Web & Design Innovation Summit SFO 20 Sept 2013 @iRajLal
- 1. DIGITAL WEB & DESIGN INNOVATION SUMMIT SAN FRANCISCO, CA , SEPT 20, 2013 Evolution of User Interface Raj Lal Nokia Inc. @iRajLal
- 2. 10+ years in S/W Design Author • Digital Design Essentials: 100 Ways to design better desktop, Web & mobile UI (DesignUserInterface.com ) About Me
- 3. 50 Years Journey Back in Time
- 4. What is a User Interface? Software: application, website, or mobile app User Interface is the body of a software
- 6. UI answers 3 ‘HOW’ questions • How it looks like (VISUAL) • How it is understood (COGNITIVE) • How it works (INTERACT)
- 9. 1st Computer Game Spacewar
- 10. Steve Russell
- 11. VISUAL intriguing COGINITIVE 4 commands - spin left - spin right - thrust - fire INTERACT Keyboard
- 12. 1964 The Mouse
- 13. The Mouse
- 16. VisiCalc (The first ever spreadsheet)
- 17. Bob Frankston & Dan Bricklin invented spreadsheet
- 18. 1983 WIMP / GUI – Apple Lisa
- 19. 1st personal computer to use GUI
- 20. WIMP to GUI W = Windows I = Icons M = Menus P = Pointer
- 21. Steve Jobs with Lisa “We're prepared to live with Lisa for the next ten years.”
- 23. Visual Studio
- 24. Photo Editor
- 25. 2003 Widgets
- 26. Konfabulator
- 31. 3D Interface
- 33. Modern /Metro UI
- 35. Tim Berners-Lee invented Web
- 36. Static Web
- 37. Dynamic Web - Online Store
- 38. 1997 Blog
- 39. Wordpress Themes
- 40. 2004 Web 2.0
- 42. 2005 Ajax
- 43. Ajax
- 44. 2012 HTML5 – 1st Working Draft
- 45. HTML5 – Adaptive User Interface
- 46. HTML5 – CSS3
- 50. 2003 Touchscreen Interface - FingerWorks
- 53. User Interface Evolution Map 1962 1964 1978 1983 1991 1995 1997 2003 2004 2011 2012
- 54. This is Not the End Now this is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning. - Winston Churchill
- 55. Thank You DesignUserInterface.com Raj Lal Nokia Inc. @iRajLal DIGITAL WEB & DESIGN INNOVATION SUMMIT SAN FRANCISCO, CA , SEPT 20, 2013