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Schedule of Upcoming Webcasts

HFI's live global Webcasts begin at 3:30 pm Eastern Time (USA) and last from 60-90 minutes, including a live Q&A session.

Date Webcast Title
February 18, 2009 The Science of Persuasive Design: Convincing is Converting

Spencer Gerrol
Spencer Gerrol
Executive Director

Kath Straub
Kath Straub
Chief Scientist

February 18, 2009

Special Rebroadcast!

The Science of Persuasive Design: Convincing is Converting

What's the science behind persuasive design?
How can I see it in action?

PET design is HFI's research-based methodology that leverages the science of persuasion, emotion, and trust to guide users to make decisions that lead to specific actions.

Learn the scientific basis of PET design™ as Spencer Gerrol, Executive Director, and Kath Straub, Chief Scientist, review key research findings on consumer decision making and persuasion. Learn how these findings can be applied to make your communication strategy and website more effective. Within the presentation they will:

  • Describe key persuasion strategies
  • Explain when and why they work (and don't!)
  • Show how others have applied these same principles
  • Describe how you can measure their effectiveness on your own site

Within the webcast, Gerrol and Straub will highlight real world examples of great persuasive design. In addition, they will demonstrate how key persuasive strategies (such as including social proof, perceptual contrast, obedience to authority, framing and scarcity) can be applied to improve not-so-great designs.

Join Kath and Spencer to see the power of PET design in action.

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