Sketching Interfaces

Designer, sketchnoter and visual thinker.Eva-Lotta Lammis a User Experience Designer, illustrator and visual thinker. She grew up in Germany, worked in Paris and London for a few years before packing up her backpack and gotravelling the worldfor 14 months. She hasover 12 years of experienceworking on digital products as an in-house designer for Google, Skype, and Yahoo! as well as freelancing and consulting for various agencies and her own clients. After being a (semi-)nomad for 2 years, she is now based in Berlin.Besides her UX work, she has been taking sketchnotes at hundreds of talks and conferences and has self-published her notes in several books (www.sketchnotesbook.com). During her world trip, she documented her experience as daily sketchnotes in her travel diary (www.secretsfromtheroad.com).Eva-Lotta also is a sought after expert and teacher in the area of sketching, sketchnoting and visual thinking. She isregularly speaking at international design conferencesand has been teaching sketching workshops at conferences and for companies for many years. She is currently writing abook on sketching interfaces, based on one of her workshop formats.Eva-Lotta is the illustrator ofContent Everywhereby Sara Wachter-Boettcher andThe User’s Journeyby Donna Lichaw, both published by Rosenfeld Media.In her personal sketching practice, she is exploring the area of Visual Improvisation, where she is looking at the parallels between sketching and improvisation and experiments with how the principles from her regular theatre improvisation practice can be used to inspire visual work.

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<H2>Sketching Interfaces – Rapidly develop and iterate website designs and app interfaces, alone and in groups.</H2>
Learn how to rapidly visualise concepts and to express your ideas concisely and with confidence. Become a more valuable contributor in ideation sessions, Design Sprints and group workshops Speed up your own design process by working smart and lean, sketching out core ideas first before spending hours on wireframes or visual mock-ups in the computer.
Sketching is a core skill and tool of any designer and a superpower for anyone involved in creating digital products and services. It is a quick and cheap way to ideate, develop and iterate on possible design solutions, both alone and with a group. 
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<LI>Have you been thinking about sketching, but never end up picking up pen and paper to hash out a design solution?</LI>
<LI>Do you want to dive into sketching to add a powerful thinking and communication tool to your arsenal? Do you already sketch during your process, but you are shy to show your sketches to anyone because you think they are not good enough?</LI>
<LI>Do you want your sketches to be clearer and more to the point?</LI>
<LI>Do you want to spend a day honing your skills, picking up valuable tips and tricks and share with other like-minded people to get back to work inspired and with a fresh set of tools to use?</LI>
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Then this workshop is right for you.
We will start the day with some easy warm-up exercises and then slowly progress to basic sketching techniques and build up the pace through a mix of theory, exercises, practise sessions and group critiques. We'll take a closer look at when and how to use sketching in the design process, how to make your sketches communicate more clearly and efficiently and how to run a collaborative sketching session with a group of people. 
 
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when to use sketching in the design process
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sketching out flows to provide an overview
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sketching detailed screen designs
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sketching interactions and transitions
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labelling and annotating your sketches
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how to decide on the right level of fidelity for your sketches
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how to run a sketching session with your team
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tips and tricks to enhance your sketches
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Who should attend
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This workshop is ideal for Designers, Developers, Product Managers or anyone who is involved in creating websites or applications and wants to add sketching to their range of tools.
All skill levels are welcome and no previous sketching skills or knowledge are necessary.
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<H2 CLASS="p1">What's included</H2>
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Lunch + tea, coffee, water and snacks during the day
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All materials needed including a set of my favourite pens for you to keep after the workshop
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A PDF of all slides to download after the workshop
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<H2 CLASS="p1">Please note:</H2>
The minimum number of attendees for the workshop is six. Should we not get enough registrations, the workshop will be cancelled a minimum of 7 days before the event. You will get a full return of your fee.
Feel free to talk and tweet about this workshop, so other interested people can sign up.
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Header image taken by Filly Campbell at my workshop at Pixel Pioneers Conference Belfast 2017

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