Austin Keeble
Experience Designer, Researcher & Educator
Austin works with robots, but fights for the humans. In other words, he is an Experience Designer, Researcher & Educator from states, currently living and working in Berlin. Recent projects include work as the UX & Design Lead for Sky, STA Travel, Procter & Gamble, Audi AG, and The Financial Times. Currently, he's working with clients as the Principal Designer and Educator at All By Design.
Always a student, sometimes a teacher, he's taught and facilitated 80+ design workshops and courses for over 2300 students with companies like General Assembly, Schibsted, Axel Springer, and Google.
Previously (48):
User Experience Design Bootcamp
Immerse yourself in a full day of user experience design fundamentals and walk away with an actual mobile prototype.
14 Times
User Experience Design
In this course, students learn to build wireframes, implement best practices for common design patterns and analyze business goals from a user perspective.
12 Times
Two-day User Experience Design Bootcamp
Immerse yourself in this two-day user experience design bootcamp.
9 Times
Prototyping Bootcamp: Intro to Sketch3 & InVision
Learn how to go from low fidelity sketches to a high-level prototype using Sketch3 and InVision.
3 Times
User Experience Design Immersive
Ten weeks. All day. Monday through Friday. Learn the skills of a UX designer and put them to work while building a comprehensive portfolio.
3 Times
Break Into User Experience Design: A Free Class
Join us for a talk to learn more about user experience design, what a UX Designer does day-to-day, and what skills you’ll need to be successful in the field.
2 Times
Intro to Wireframing & Prototyping: A Free Class
Got an idea and want to get started? In this talk, we'll dive into the mentality and tools to get your idea prototyped and in front of users as quickly as possible.
2 Times
Start Up Your Idea in 5 Days
Start up your idea in 5 days of intensive bootcamps, and pitch product to a panel of investors
UX: the Good, the Bad & the Ugly
Speakers share examples of good, bad, and awful user experience and user interface design.