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About
DFW UPA
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Purpose
The Usability Professionals’ Association was formed to:
- Provide a network
and opportunities through which usability professionals can
communicate and share information about skills and skill development,
methodology used and/or proposed in the profession, tools,
technology, and organizational issues.
- Present the
viewpoints of the profession to the public and other interested
parties.
- Educate the
general public and others on the usefulness of the profession.
- Represent the
profession before governmental bodies and agencies.
- Provide the
methods and means to increase members’ knowledge of
the profession through seminars, newsletters, magazines, and
other communication tools, as well as through meetings and
conventions.
- Serve the best
interests of the usability profession.
History
Recognizing the need for a practical-oriented organization dedicated
to enhancing the skills and professional success of usability
professionals, Janice James created the Usability Professionals’
Association in 1991. The original membership of 50 has grown today
to over 1,600 members.
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