Adobe MAX 2010 Keynote Day 2: User Experience: The Next Generation: Pimp My App

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A crack team including an experience researcher (Duane Nickull), a designer (Paul Trani), and a developer (Ming-En Cho) work to improve both desktop and mobile applications for Adobe’s Customer Service representatives. Lee Brimelow is the host.

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