September 24 – Implementing User-Centered Applications with Reusable Code

By On September 26, 2013 · In FileMaker Development

Thank you for joining our webinar in September with John Mathewson, Kyo Logic, LLC as he discussed: Implementing User-Centered Applications with Reusable Code. In this age of simplified user-interfaces, he discussed how to design applications with a keen focus on the end-user. John also discussed techniques for applying reusable code so that the development process is efficient and has high return on investment.

The session reviewed how to gather system requirements and how to combine these with tested design patterns to build applications of value to end-users. This session followed up on two earlier FM Academy sessions, FileMaker 12 Layout Mode Enhancements and Building a Powerful Business Solution on a Budget that delved into similar topics.

This webinar discussed:

  • how to know what a user really wants
  •  designing around purpose and workflow
  • using design patterns to make code modular and reusable
  • testing your application to make sure it delivers what you intended

Click this YouTube video for those of you that missed the live webinar, or would like to review it.

About the Sponsor and Presenter:

This webinar was offered by the FM Academy, a consortium of leading FileMaker development companies in the United States. All FM Academy members are platinum-level members of the FileMaker Business Alliance, and our purpose is to further educate FileMaker users and developers to encourage best practices and foster further adoption of the software.
The webinar was presented by John Mathewson, President and co-founder of Kyo Logic, LLC, a Platinum FileMaker development firm located in Westport, Connecticut and with offices in Brewster, New York and Boston, Massachusetts.  He is an organizational design expert and works with companies to create systems that improve productivity and increase business intelligence. John has developed database applications since 1986 in FileMaker Pro, SQL and Visual FoxPro. He is a certified FileMaker 12, 11, 10, 9, 8, and 7 developer.
 

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