Rob Borley

Adobe Creative Week 2012

Published:
24 July 2012
Categories:
Mobile
Reading time:
1 minutes

A couple of weeks ago I was ask to take part in the live ‘Internet TV’ debate at Adobe Creative Week 2012. The overriding subject was; should people in the industry be a ‘Jack of all trades’ or a ‘Master of one?’ The debate meandered though the waters of mobile web, apps and strategy as…

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A couple of weeks ago I was ask to take part in the live ‘Internet TV’ debate at Adobe Creative Week 2012. The overriding subject was; should people in the industry be a ‘Jack of all trades’ or a ‘Master of one?’ The debate meandered though the waters of mobile web, apps and strategy as well as some old nuggets such as ‘are designers born creative?’

It was a great session to be a part of with interaction from the studio audience as well as those watching online, via twitter. If you missed it, you can watch it below.

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I’m a UX consultant and conversion optimization specialist with 32 years in digital. I help teams create user experiences that work; winning support, improving results, and making change stick.

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