Thank you to everyone who came out to this educational and fun filled event, we hope you got a lot out of it and look forward to seeing you again at the next AIGA/LA event. That being said, the event rocked. We interviewed quite a few of you and believe we answered most of your questions, everything from budgets, scheduling, wire frames, browsers, user experience, collaborating with programmers and more. If you missed out watch the videos of Jose’s talk and view the presentation on how to move from print to web design.

As promised, you can find a template for user profiles in The Groop’s Welcome Kit Sample below:

For more information about upcoming AIGA/LA or The Groop events, contact Wesley at wesley@thegroop.net

AIGA LA & Adobe Series: Moving from Print to Web Part 3- Interaction Design, Planning and Presentation
July 22, 2010 at Downtown Independent Theater

Jose Caballer and Channa Messer will be speaking at the Downtown Independent Theatre Thursday, July 22, 2010 from 6:30 pm to 10:00 pm to discuss and teach how to extend your print skills onto the Web. Held by the AIGA Los Angeles & Adobe, this series will cover Interaction Design, Planning and Presentation. They’ll be showing videos from Adobe Youth Voices and will be giving away a copy of Adobe CS5. This is the 3rd event in the series created by Kellis Landrum.

For registration and complete details visit

http://aigalosangeles.org/events/2010/07/aigala-adobe—moving-from-pri.php

Last nights AIGA event was awesome. Tomato was awesome.
If you missed Michael Horsham, Dylan Kendle, and John Warwicker below are the pictures.
This is just one small example of the Awesomeness that an AIGA membership brings you.

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