Joe Welinske will be presenting an introduction to accessible design as a  live, in-person workshop in Seattle, October 20. The workshop is hosted and organized by the School of Visual Concepts. Registration is open! 

Thursday, August 22, 2017 Join us for our upcoming information meeting and get details on course curriculum, time commitments and more. Plus, a program rep will be on hand to answer any questions. Simply RSVP and we’ll email you instructions for connecting using Adobe Connect. Date: August 22, 2016 Time: 5:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. Event Type: Webinar Location: Online Adobe Connect URL:...

Joe Welinske will be presenting a full-day workshop on design issues and techniques that help make websites and apps accessible for those of us with physical and situational disabilities. The event takes place May 13 at General Assembly in Seattle. The cost is just $60. Register

Bellevue, WA – January 16, 23, & 30 – 10:00am to 1:00pm This course provides instruction in usability testing of print documents, websites, and help systems. Students gain experience and performance feedback while working individually to apply usability testing principles during in-class exercises and in assigned homework. The workshop takes place on three consecutive Saturdays at the Bellevue College  professional education...

Joe Welinske will be the instructor for a Usability Workshop taking place on three consecutive Saturday morning in March. The course, offered through Bellevue College,  is designed to help technical communication professionals effectively plan and test their work according to user-centered design principles. This is a live, in-person event. There is no online component. Course...

Joe Welinske will be teaching this course this Fall: Content Authoring for Mobile and Small-screen Devices – Bellevue College The rapidly evolving array of personal digital devices is dramatically affecting the writing, production, and publishing of content. The effectiveness of today’s content is influenced by how well it adapts to different device types and the environmental context. Readers “on the go” have a different expectation...