User Interface Design
Peter Vogel, PH&V Information Service
http://www.phvis.com
As far as your end users are concerned your user interface is your
application. Many applications fail not because there are problems with
the code but because the user interface hasn't been designed
effectively. In this session you'll learn the process for creating
effective UIs for business systems, the three standard patterns for form
architecture, the two tactics for efficient design, and the fundamentals
of using the right Windows control for the right job. Don't build
interfaces that suck!
Peter Vogel (MBA, MCSD) is a principal in PH&V Information Services. PH&V
specializes in system design and development for COM/COM+ based systems.
Peter has designed, built, and installed intranet and component based
systems for Bayer AG, Exxon, Christie Digital, and the Canadian Imperial
Bank of Commerce. He is also the editor of the Smart Access and XML
Developer newsletters, wrote The Visual Basic Object and Component Handbook
(Prentice Hall), and is currently working on a book on User Interface Design
(APress). Peter teaches for Learning Tree International, wrote their Web
application development course, is technical editor on their COM+ course,
and co-developed the Internet version of their Relational Database Design
course. His articles have appeared in every major magazine devoted to VB
based development and in the Microsoft Developer Network libraries. Peter
also presents at conferences in North America and Europe.