We would like to invite you to the latest research seminar of the Creative Technology Research Centre.
Title: Facebook User Interface to suit Saudi Arabian culture
Time: 2:00PM-3:00PM
Date: Wednesday 10th June 2015
Room: P302 LT, Poole House, Talbot Campus
Abstract: Social media has continued growing in Saudi Arabia. Millions of businesses and trades are now using social media for entertainment, advertisement and promoting themselves internationally.
Social networking sites, like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube etc., have gained huge popularity at personal as well as professional scale. Therefore, work is being done to evolve the modes of communication over these platforms, extensively.
My research explores the effect of Saudi cultures on the design of social media site of Facebook. This talk presents the updated results of the research and proposes a theoretical framework that guides the design of a user interface for Facebook to meet the Saudi’s expectations.
We hope to see you there.

 FHSS PhD student invited to speak in Saudi Arabia
 FHSS PhD student invited to speak in Saudi Arabia










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