Free HFI Webcast

"Certified Usable: How to certify your usability practice and your designs"

Tuesday, July 20th, 2010

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Apala Chavan hosts Dr. Eric Schaffer as they discuss HFI's new certification offering for organizations, and products, applications and websites.

• Certified Practice in Usability™ (CPU) is offered to organizations that have a validated level of maturity based upon the presence of trained and certified staff, user-centered design methods, standards, and tools.

• Certified Usable Design™ (CUD) can only result from a submission from a certified practice and it generally bears the label of the level of maturity of that practice. Certification assures that an approved user-centered design process has been followed and that certified staff have attested that each deliverable document has been appropriately completed.

In this webcast Eric and Apala discuss the benefits of this certification and answer the questions:

• Why this certification?
• Why now?
• Why HFI?

This program is an extension of HFI's successful program for certification of usability practitioners (Certified Usability Analysts™) which currently provides certification to about 10% of the world's usability practitioners.