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Ergonaute Consulting specializes in helping
organizations achieve their goals by optimizing how users and clients interact with their systems. We analyze, design, reengineer and evaluate user interfaces to improve user performance and experience. 

Our expertise in Cognitive Ergonomics, Human Computer Interaction and Usability Engineering helps us build efficient and easy-to-use user interfaces that affect your bottom line by reducing costs, increasing productivity and profitability. 

What we do:

  • We help you build a usability conscious and competent organization.
  • We evaluate and reengineer the User Interface and Interaction of your existing product. We also optimize the related processes and workflow to make sure the overall system is optimized.
  • We analyze, design and prototype your new product.
  • We review your product for compliance with existing accessibility guidelines and help you build accessible products.
  • We help your staff better understand your end user and design professional user interfaces through our training and coaching program.

All services are offered in English or French.



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April 11th, 2008

Toronto 
How to design Excellent User Interfaces in Management by Committee Environments

(3 hours seminar)
For more information and reservations, e-mail:
info@ergonaute.net

 Past Events

October 25th, 2006

Toronto 
On the relationship between usability and accessibility

@
Toronto Interacts

September 26th, 2006

Toronto 
How User Requirements Drive the User Interface @ TPMA

May 10th, 2006
Toronto 
How to map requirements to a user interface
@ ProjectWorld * BusinessAnalystWorld

February 23rd, 2006
Toronto

 Case Study: Cost Effective Approach to Redesign a Health Information Web Site for Usability and Effectiveness
@ TradeStorm ‘06