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Day Two of Web Content 2008 started with Jerome Nadel, Chief Experience Officer at Human Factors International, speaking on Making 2.0 Work For You, Inside and Out. Within the first ten minutes, Jerome had already contradicted two points made during yesterday’s sessions.

Speaking of designer's guide for research, there are many ways to learn more about how to create your Web site so that it not only looks nice, but serves the needs of those that use it.

As your plan your summer calendar for professional (or personal) development, consider Human Factors International's How to Design for Persuasion, Emotion, and Trust (PET) 3-day course. This course, scheduled for July 22-24 in Baltimore, MD, aims at providing attendees with the information essential to transitioning from being a "classical usability engineer" to becoming a complete user experience designer.

With all the recent predictions for the new year, it can get a little overwhelming to think of all the opportunities that lie ahead. Such a whirlwind of hope and optimism can cause many of us to lose focus and forget the lessons learned from the year before. Fortunately, the folks at Human Factors International, a company focused on software usability is here to help.