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Are you persuading your customers to click? |
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How to Design for Persuasion, Emotion, & Trust (PET)
A 3-day course |

Executive Director Spencer Gerrol demonstrates
the power of
PET design. Watch the video    |
Why PET design?
While traditional user-centered web design focuses on designing for usability, it is now essential to design for Persuasion, Emotion, and Trust to satisfy customer needs and meet business objectives.
In this course, you will learn advanced techniques to:
- Engage customers
- Persuade users to act
- Achieve measurable results
Whether your site, application, or product is informational, functional, or transactional, PET design teaches you how to influence people to make decisions leading to conversion. |
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Invest in your career
Join the thousands of user experience professionals who already know that HFI training is one of the best investments you can make to enhance and advance your career.
New advanced certification
The PET design course is the first step toward HFI's new Certified Experience Analyst (CXA) certification track. Make the transition from being a classical usability analyst to becoming a complete user experience designer. (PET course fee will be applied toward the certification track.)
Is something missing in your usability training?
Why usability is no longer enough
Learn from the best
HFI has earned a reputation as the world’s most well respected user-experience design firm and is the leader in usability and user-centered design training.
Eric Schaffer's Blog on PET design
beyondusability.humanfactors.com
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| Course dates and registration |
Toronto
London
San Francisco
Washington, DC
New York
Chicago
San Diego
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Jan 14-16, 2009
Jan 20-22, 2009
Feb 11-13, 2009
Apr 15-17, 2009
May 6-8, 2009
Jul 29-31, 2009
Aug 31-Sep 2, 2009 |
Course fees:
$1995 per person
$1795 each if 3 or more register from same company
(Your tuition for this PET course will be applied toward the complete certification fee – TBD.) 
PET design training details (pdf) |
"This is incredibly important work that, if done correctly, with proper diligence and ethics, can open up entirely new ways of thinking about business and web strategy. This course properly redefines what User Experience means. Organizations that do not adopt at least some of these principles will be left behind in very short order."
—Richard Warnaka, Erie Insurance |
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