CCSQ’s 6th Annual World Usability Day was a celebration of usability and good design. Our diverse group of speakers led us in an exploration of interactive sessions, collaborative how-to presentations and customer experience strategy. Check out the highlights below!
Katie Holmes - Deputy Director, DQSGED, CCSQ, gave a welcoming invitation and offered a real-life example of design, its impact
and if it's beneficial for the user.
Victor Udoewa, Service Design Lead with the CDC, provided an insightful discussion on how public service designers address
challenges that span multiple services and agencies.
Arthur Grau, Service Design Strategist with IntelliBridge LLC, offered a deeper understanding of how mindset influences problem-solving
to tackle complex challenges with creative, thoughtful solutions.
Lauren Anderson, Management Analyst, and Jonathan Breems, Senior Customer Experience Strategist, with HHS, introduced
some of the key goals and strategic objectives of the HHS Customer Experience Initiative.
Sharon Attipoe-Dorcoo, Senior Human-Centered Designer with DHS, explored how Accessible Plain Language (APL) goes beyond
simple communication to focus on people’s experiences in language services.
Jennifer Chapin, Customer Experience Advisor with the VA, invited the audience to explore the impact of VR training on the patient
and employee experience.
Suzi Soroczak, Human-Centered Design Research Straetgist with the CDC, provided insightful discussion on how to develop a user panel
and shared examples of its successful use in research and design activities.
Corey Deahl with the HCD CoE sat down with Glennette Clark, Presidential Innovation Fellow with CMS, for an informal and interactive
fireside conversation exploring the cultural challenges of change, critical inflection points for progress to occur and what are new
horizons for consumers and the HCD practice.
Jesse Michel, Human-Centered Design Lead with eSimplicity Inc, and Amani Moaz, Human-Centered Design Lead with CMS, provided
an engaging discussion on the challenges, lessons learned, and benefits of the matrixed approach for improving strategies and outcomes
in data-driven programs.