Last week's live Drupal usability study at Google was immensely successful and I am really excited about what's to come. We will now begin the process of turning our findings into actionable items, and since so many people watched the studies, this process will be much more community involved than ever before.

Last weekend I went to Drupal Camp San Diego (SANDCamp) to present “User Experience for You and Drupal too!” with Jen Lampton. The goals of the presentation were to talk about user experience in general as well as specific to the Drupal community. You can watch our presentation here in case you missed us live.

Tomorrow (February 3) is the last day of the livestreamed Drupal usability study at Google. Wednesday was awesome and super-insightful, and I'm really excited about our next sessions. Totally different script and goals.

Tonight I went to my first Drupal meet up in San Francisco. It was different from all the monthly meet-ups I have been to back on the East Coast. Here is a list of some of the things that were mentioned.

Two weekends ago I attended BADCamp, short for Bay Area Drupal Camp. This three day production took place on the UC Berkeley campus. I was quite impressed with the coordination and level of professionalism of this *free* Drupal Camp. Most importantly, they had free coffee!