Join us for an insightful evening with Andy Welfle, co-author of Writing is Designing: Words and the User Experience. Hosted by AIGA Portland, Portland UX Design Hub, and Portland UX Content, this event is for UX professionals and enthusiasts alike.
Enjoy a "fireside chat" with Andy, followed by an opportunity to ask your questions in Q&A. Afterward, connect with fellow UXers while enjoying beverages (drinks available for purchase).
We've made every effort to keep this event free and accessible to everyone. If you RSVP, please remember the event has limited capacity. We kindly welcome any donations to help offset the event costs.
You'll receive a 20% discount code to purchase the book when you register, which will be included in your confirmation email.
Author Bio: Andy Welfle is the co-author of Writing is Designing: Words and the User Experience, a book about the fundamentals of UX writing and content design. He founded and led the content design practice at Adobe for 6 years, and nowadays has been exploring IC life as a principal content designer at Microsoft. He lives in San Francisco with a tiny tuxedo cat and in his spare time, makes zines about bad AI poetry and a podcast about pencils.
Attendees: Our past events have attracted UX designers, strategists, and researchers from diverse industries. We look forward to welcoming both new and familiar faces!
About the Venue: Join the Creative Xchange! Since 2011, ADX has been a creative hub for makers across Portland. Featuring studio spaces, gallery space, woodshop space, and event space. Together with our vibrant creative community, we provide a friendly and welcoming space full of resources and opportunities to help artists and their ideas thrive.
COVID-19 Safety Measures: For everyone's safety, please stay home if you're feeling unwell or have been in close contact with someone who has COVID-19 or any contagious illness. Masks are encouraged for those who prefer an extra layer of protection. Please be considerate of personal space throughout the event.
For any questions, please contact us at bookclub@portland.aiga.org.
