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If you’re a regular reader, you’re familiar with my fixation on justifying design decisions. I’ve written about it, interviewed others about it, and now I’ve boiled it all down into a brief presentation entitled Justifying Design.

I’ll be giving the talk twice—two days, two cities. On February 28th I’ll be speaking at the fantastic local mini-conference, Refresh the Triangle (RSVP here), and on the 29th I’ll be speaking outside of Washington DC at the DC Design Talks conference (site is now live!). These will be my first speaking gigs—I couldn’t be more excited.

The talk will focus on the tools and processes Web designers can use to effectively solve design problems with justified design decisions. I’ll also be exploring the problem solving processes of great designers like Paul Rand and Ladislav Sutnar, drawing parallels to Web design. It’s about 30 minutes long, plus 5-10 minutes for questions.

So if you’re in the Triangle or DC area, come by and say hello!

Photo by libraryman under Creative Commons

 

1. Dan January 28th at 6:37 pm

   Sounds like a grand old time.

   I’ll be at both!

2. Patrick Haney January 30th at 11:40 pm

   There’s a good chance you’ll be seeing me in DC, Mr. Goodlatte. More details as soon as I know, but hopefully everything works out.

3. Jason Beaird January 31st at 3:10 pm

   That’s great, Rob. The NC event is only a 4 hour drive from where I’m at, so technically I could take a half day off at work, drive up, attend the conference and make it home by about midnight. That might not be a good idea though as the 28th is my birthday and I’m guessing Ames has already made dinner plans. :) Congrats anyway! You headed back to SxSW again this year?

4. February 1st at 9:24 pm

   Jason—I’ll definitely be at SXSW this year. See you there!

   Patrick—You’re speaking too? Awesome!

5. Brian Wynne Williams February 2nd at 12:23 am

   Looking forward to having you up at Viget HQ — should be a great group and some really interesting talks.

6. Wayne Sutton February 2nd at 1:50 pm

   That’s great I’ve been hearing about you in the Triangle and I’ve been following your work online for a while, I’ll be live streaming the Refresh the Triangle event. This will be my 4th Refresh event and they keep getting better and better.

   Looking forward to meeting you.

   Wayne

7. Samantha Warren February 2nd at 8:44 pm

   Looking forward to meeting you… awesome topic.

8. Jared February 4th at 12:14 pm

   I think I will be able to make it to DC, as it is not far from my metro route. All of the topics seem very promising. I can’t wait!

9. Brian Flanagan February 6th at 4:28 pm

   Wish I could make it. Definitely keep us updated with future dates.

10. Recap: Refresh the Triangle's February Meeting » Viget’s Four Labs March 2nd at 6:52 pm

    [...] the traditional meet-and-greet, Rob Goodlatte gave an excellent talk entitled “Justifying Design,” which was challenging to the designers in the audience while being accessible to the [...]

 

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