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SEMINAR: How to use data and UX to improve your website

Categories: Events, Performance UX

Wednesday 20th November 2019 

This is a free seminar in partnership with Barclays Bank and Southampton City Council as part of their fantastic new initiative called Eagle Labs.

In this seminar, we’ll show you how to use data and UX together to significantly improve the performance of your website, or other digital products. We’ll take you through a data-driven process to user experience and show you some of the tools and techniques we use on a daily basis. We’ll also show you lots of real life examples of how we are using UX to improve our customers’ websites.

In the second half, we’ll get a bit more interactive. We’ll spend some time looking at each other’s websites and carry out some UX exercises so that you can take home some useful action points.

Agenda

14.30 – 14.45 Arrival and introductions
14.45 – 15.45 Speaker
15.45 – 16.00 Networking and close

Address

Portland Terrace (street level entrance opposite Old Mutual Wealth), Southampton, SO14 7SJ

Speaker

Billy Farroll | UX Specialist at Vertical Leap

Book your place here

Michelle joined Vertical Leap’s Portsmouth office in 2011 as Marketing Manager, having spent the previous 15 years of her marketing career in the recruitment, leisure and printing industries. Her passions include dogs, yoga, walking, the beach, mountains and nice food.

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