We kindly ask you to support the Great Drupal User Experience Design and Code Sprint of Utrecht 2009.
On June 27 and 28 there we will systematically work on making Drupal easier to use by:
- Focussing on known issues as found in three usability lab tests.
- In areas currently untouched by the proposals in the D7UX framework.
- Have multi-disciplined teams work around defined topics (menus, blocks, taxonomy, interface copy and modules page)
Help us run this event smoothly and take good care our volunteer contributors. Your financial contribution will be well spent:
Benefits for Drupal
- ± 300 man hours of focussed Drupal core design and development
- Actual code fixing known issues
- Designers and engineers collaborating in real life. An extremely valuable experience for the attendees and the community at large.
- Eternal gratitude from all future Drupal 7 newbies, the next core committer may be one of them.
Benefits for You:
- Get your message under the eyes of a big group of influential core contributors
- Send over your promo materials for on the sponsor table, your stickers for on the pizza boxes, your t-shirt as a give-away, your poster because there will be photos taken and videos recorded. We might even draw a crucial wireframe on the back of it.
- A nice and warm mention in the official wrap-up/thank-you posts all over teh interwebs.
- Eternal gratitude from all future Drupal 7 newbies, your next client may be one of them.
This event is organized by Philip Vergunst (skilip), Bojhan Somers (bojhan), Thomas Moseler (eigentor) and Roy Scholten (yoroy).
Event registration & list of attendees:
http://groups.drupal.org/node/22299
Oneshoe.nl is generously allowing us to use their office:
http://www.oneshoe.nl/drupal_7_ux_codesprint
UX Sprint Announcement: http://www.yoroy.com/2009/d7ux-design-code-sprint-utrecht
The plan:
http://www.bojhan.nl/ux-sprint-the-plan/
Make your donation:
http://d7ux.chipin.com/d7ux-sprint-utrecht
Don't hesitate to contact Roy if you want more information:
http://www.yoroy.com/contact
Thank you very much
For UX-team,
Roy Scholten
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