Create a UX Masterclass page

[EChesters]

• Add pictures
• Get testimonials
• Outline of the material
• Add download resources for the UX Cheatsheet (PDF)
• Purpose of the day
• CTA of get in touch if you want me to run this for you

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Add FAQs section - compile questions about volunteering Include that is not a UI class

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Include feedback and quotes from last year's feedback: Great real life exercises and discussions. Insights from professionals I really learned a lot from the user testing phase, it improved our project a lot to hear an honest and fresh opinion. The practical elements of the session. Putting into practice what we were learning - it really cemented the theory and reasons for UX The practical group work The whole event was carefully thought through and prepared thoroughly. I enjoyed each aspect of it. The very informative presentation and then putting the new skills into practice. It was really great! Meeting the other ladies and finding out what steps to take next.

[EChesters]

Add link to Tanya's Twitter inside the photo credit message

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LEFT TODO

• Get testimonial and photo from a student + add to the page

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FEEDBACK

• The agenda: I’m a bit divided on the format. On the one hand, I find the conciseness and brevity. On the other, I didn’t find it to be the best way to follow from steps 1 through 6, and got a bit lost. Perhaps consider other formats for presenting a sequentially ordered list of elements. Works perfectly on mobile though.

• Centre-aligned text for more than two sentences: Generally advise against it due to scanability. Left justify is better.

• Clickable sponsor images to sources: - Expected and would be nice.

• Sponsor images on mobile have little-to-no spacing: - Be sure to add some padding to those images on smaller resolutions.

• Quotes: super minor, but it would be nice to have an owner of the quote.

• Dark Overlay on image hover: - Not advisable, since I can no longer see the image I’m going to click. I’d go for a less aggressive overlay, or some other hover effect that at least allows me to see what I will click.

• Form verification woes: - I sent an email with no email. I’d make sure this is more robust.

• Email Capcha: - Point of contention, but I’d avoid doing this, as it breaks the flow. Since it’s just a contact form, and not an account creation, I’d instead refine the spam filters on your email client, and remove the capacha. The form submission should keep the user on the exact same session.

[EChesters]

I’d maybe update some copy. The Contact title could be more “Hire us” or “Book your workshop!” Also add a CTA under the Agenda for sure.