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2010 Quick Links:
08/02/10 - Psst! FMHH is back! New groups, new location, still kickin' it | Happy Hour
08/21/10 - Joint UX Summer Picnic | PhillyCHI, PANMA, and UPA Delaware Valley
09/16/10 - Pencil to Pixel presents: Happy Cog - Bringing your clients online


Pssst! FMHH is back!
New groups, new location, still kickin’ it.
AIGA Philadelphia has the skinny for the hip cats: First Monday Happy Hour moved to the Irish Pub. Just don't tell Susie!
Join various local professional groups including AIGA Philadelphia once a month for happy hour that won't cost you much bread. Cheap drinks, food, and no hassle. Unwind from the grind and meet some new friends.
Open to all. Must be 21 or older to attend.
Downloadable Flyer: Click here (PDF)
WHO: AIGA Philadelphia, YIP, American Institute of Architects Associates Committee, Illumination Engineering Society of North America, and DVGBC Emerging Green Builders.
WHEN: Monday, August 2, 2010
TIME: 6 pm
WHERE: The Irish Pub, 1123 Walnut St, Philadelphia, PA
COST: This event is FREE and open to the PUBLIC - No cover!
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Joint UX Summer Picnic
With our friends at PhillyCHI, PANMA, and UPA Delaware Valley
Please save the date for the upcoming 2010 Joint UX Summer Picnic. This picnic is a family-friendly event held every summer. Participating organizations include PhillyCHI, PANMA, and UPA Delaware Valley. This year’s picnic will be held on Saturday, August 21st, 2010 at Ridley Creek State Park in Newtown Square, PA. More info coming soon!
WHEN: Saturday, August 21, 2010
TIME: to be announced
WHERE: 2010 at Ridley Creek State Park in Newtown Square, PA.
More info coming soon!
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Pencil to Pixel presents
Happy Cog
Bringing Your Clients Online
Designers are constantly confronted with the complexities serving their clients' needs in both an offline and online world. To meet this challenge, AIGA Philadelphia is pleased to present a crash course in interactive process from the fine folks at Happy Cog. Join us for a three-part lesson with no prerequisites required!
Happy Cog will review specific design processes that they use to “make the web a better place.” Along the way, they will provide insights into the opportunities the web can provide, and also give an insider’s view of their portfolio that covers best practices in User Experience, Design, and Code. Examples that illustrate where print and web approaches overlap and where they diverge will be explored and discussed.
Learn directly from the experts who, literally, write books for interactive designers and regularly host website design conferences. Happy Cog also creates beautiful websites for happy clients such as AIGA, Advertising Age, Thomson Reuters, Warner Bros. Films, Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA), WordPress, Zappos, VisitPhilly, and Mozilla.
The lecture will be presented by:
Kevin Sharon
Senior Designer
A thoughtful designer who believes creative collaboration is a key component of great design.
Kevin Hoffman
User Experience Director
A veteran strategist and instructor who brings a variety of user research methodologies to bear in creating compelling online experiences.
Jenn Lukas
Interactive Development Director
Loves coffee, kittens, and is a leading authority on structural semantic markup and CSS.
WHEN: Thursday, September 16, 2010
TIME: reception begins at 6:30 pm, lecture begins at 7:00pm
WHERE: Tyler School of Art, Temple University, Room B04
2001 North 13th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19122-6016
COST:
* $15 for non-members
* $5 for students non-members
* FREE for members
REGISTRATION: CLICK HERE to REGISTER
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Interview
Liz Danzico and Jason Santa Maria
Liz Danzico and Jason Santa Maria discuss issues related to designers making the transition from print to digital, at AIGA Philadelphia's first Pencil to Pixel, Spring 2010.
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