[Eril-l] Designing for Digital Submission Deadline Reminder!

[Bonnie Tijerina]

7 days left! Call for Proposals Deadline Tuesday, November 14th!

Designing for Digital is currently accepting Sessions, Short Talks,
Seminars and Workshop Submissions for the 2018 Designing for Digital
conference, March 5-7, 2018 in Austin, TX.

Teach an interactive workshop, share your success story, talk about your
digital woes, intrigue us with your research, provoke with a thought piece,
or question a current practice.  We are soliciting submissions across these
tracks:

TOOLS & METHODS: This track includes testing, accessibility, assessment,
usability, tools and techniques, ethnographic research, and project
planning.

UX IN PRACTICE: This track includes content strategy, design thinking, best
practices, case studies and project management.

SERVICE & PHYSICAL SPACE DESIGN: This track includes holistic approaches to
design in libraries, physical design ideas, and cross-channel/ omni-channel
UX work and strategy.

TRENDS, EMERGING ISSUES, AND THE FUTURE OF UX:This track includes research,
thought pieces, and trends analysis of what’s coming, what is happening in
other industries and new ways to think about design work.


LEADERSHIP & ORGANIZATIONAL STRATEGIES: This track includes leading a
ux/creative team, providing design leadership to an organization, making
the case for UX within organizations, staff development and training, and
selling and gaining approval for ideas.

Submit now:
http://designingfordigital.com/2018-conference/speaking-opportunities/

See you in Austin!

-- Designing for Digital Planning Collaborators
<http://designingfordigital.com/about/committees/>

About the conference…

D4D <http://www.designingfordigital.com/> is a design conference that aims
to approach the library digital experience from a holistic point of view.
We consider library services, physical layout, and overall strategy
starting with a variety of users and use cases. The conference is meant to
bring together UX professionals, web designers, managers, researchers,
strategists and librarians of all types to examine the current user’s
experience of the library and design the future of libraries in the modern,
digital world.
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