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At 6:52 AM,  Derek said...

Gents - just listened to the podcast... great stuff! A few comments, if I may:

1. regarding the workshop - it was delayed for a number of reasons, one of which was a trip overseas for a client, and another of which was low numbers of sign ups. Sadly, there weren't that many people interested.

2. regarding the CapCHI workshop: interesting to hear the comment that someone came away feeling there wasn't enough technical how-to. The number one comment about my particular session was that it was too technical and too much code - most people were expecting things more on the interaction side, which is what I focused on. I was very sad to hear that your colleague took away that it was time to "give up and not bother trying." That is anything but the case, and if that is the impression I left, I'll make sure to never do that presentation again.

I think I'll have to post something significant about this on my blog - especially if the wrong message managed to get out.

Keep up the great work,
Derek Featherstone
boxofchocolates.ca
furtherahead.com

 

At 4:58 AM,  Love Web Design said...

Great Podcast! I most certainly wouldn't give up :)

 

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Dennis Lembree is the founder of web development company Web Overhauls, which specializes in web usability, standards, and accessibility. Follow Dennis on Twitter: @dennisl

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