Master Classes

A classical Master Class is a session where advanced students demonstrate their accomplishments for a master teacher with the understanding that the teacher will critique and coach the student on how their work can be improved. Typically, this is done in a "group" setting so that students benefit from the instructions offered to others, and a wider audience can observe.

However, in a departure from the classical tradition, the other participants and the observers (if any) are encouraged to contribute as well. (Discussing someone else’s design is frequently less threatening, and most people are more open and less defensive when they are not in the spotlight.)

Master classes are available in both Windows Applications User Interface Design and Website User Interface Design. They can be modified in many ways depending on whether they are done at a public conference, private (corporate) setting, or other venue.

Read some quotes from people who have attended GUIguy's seminars...

More detailed information on any of these sessions is available by writing with your request.

And, BTW, the GUIguy is always looking for new examples of applications and websites that demonstrate both good and bad design and/or usability. If you see something that might be a candidate for inclusion in a seminar, let him know via email or send a message from the contacts page.