Designing for the web since 1996

Per Axbom

Senior UX designer and digital strategist, with expertise in interaction design, accessibility and visual storytelling.

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Everything since 1996: projects, templates and tools, talks, publications and awards. Open the filter to see only what is relevant to you.

Teaching

Guest lectures and training

Organization
Various organizations
Years
2010–2013
View larger: Title slide “Betaltjänster och människor – Per Axbom”, with Per's line drawings of a card reader, a bus, a parking meter and a supermarket checkout above a row of six people.

Shorter lectures and training sessions on digital media and tools.

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  • KTH Royal Institute of Technology (21 October 2010): talk at the Suniweb conference
  • IBC Euroforum (2010): talk at a conference on Intranet 2.0
  • Rachel Wilson AB (2011): lecture on social media and apps in a digital media course for production managers
  • Unikum (February 2011): online talk at a user meeting for teachers and school administrators, at the invitation of Unikum, which builds web services for schools – on the e-delegation's new guidelines for social media, and a wider view of what was happening with the internet and mobile networks
  • Jönköping University, School of Education and Communication (April 2011): lecture on web projects and design in the media and communication program
  • Uppsala kommun (2012): inspirational talk on digital media and web trends
  • Karolinska Institutet (19 September 2012): lecture on UX and digital trends
  • Sitevision (2012): talk at Sitevisiondagarna
  • Västerås stad (30 November 2012): inspirational seminar
  • Karolinska Institutet (2013): training in the interactive presentation tool Powtoon
  • Länsstyrelsen i Örebro län (2013): “Betaltjänster och människor” (Payment services and people) at a seminar on basic payment services – how people are affected by modern payment services, and what can make the experience and the economy better for everyone

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