Upcoming sessions
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Introduction to Google Tag Manager
Hosted by László Kajtár
When it comes to measuring website metrics, it is increasingly rare to use hardcoded tracking. This is where tag management systems come in. A tag management system requires one piece of hardcoded Javascript to be implemented (sometimes called a "container") and allows users to set up highly customizable tracking through an interface. Google Tag Manager is probably the most well-known (and one that Canonical uses) and this Masterclass dives into the basics on how it works.
Previous sessions
What happens when you type ubuntu.com into your browser and press enter?
Duration: 25 mins
How do we measure good usability?
Duration: 45 mins
(UX heuristics part 2) A deep dive into UX heuristics and usability guideline - talks about different levels of usability (physical, linguistic, navigational, and conceptual level)
Open source and its social impact (Why do we do, what we do?)
Duration: 45 mins
Articulating design decisions
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Moderating user research
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