We've been part of Human computer interaction volume 2 with mobility. Have a look at what we've done before to understand today and future. It's also about UX design.

1. UI, UX, Mobile Development
Human Machine
Interaction Vol:2
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2. Me
from Userspots

3. Fact Episode 1

4. shortcuts, shortcuts, shortcuts…
Requests Requests can be met

5. Marvelous,Wonderful, Extraordinary…
iPhone
designed by Appleused by People

6. – Albert Einstein
“I have no special talents. I’m only passionately
curios.”

7. Why? Episode 2

8. Human Machine
Humanity was unable to reach that interaction from the beginning…

9. Human Evolution

10. Society Evolution
Hunting/Gathering Age
(-3m years)
Agricultural Age
(-10k years)
Industrial Age
(19th Century)

11. Web Technology Evolution

13. Understanding UX Episode 3

14. UX
❖ Don’t Make Me Think
❖ Keep It Simple, Stupid
❖ Don’t Waste My Time
❖ Make It Easy to Go Home
❖ Easy to Use

15. Why We Need Shortcuts?
❖ Fast
❖ Short
❖ Result-Oriented

16. OS X Architecture
UI Designer & UX Researcher

17. Blowing Your Mind Episode 4

19. Past
Future
Memories
Experience
User
Emotions
Character
Developing
Childhood
Fears
Panic
Dreams
Finding yourself
Reality
Forecasts
At the Moment

21. Solution Episode 5

22. Try to Understand
❖ How Brain Works?
❖ Who is Using Your Products?
❖ Working with Developers, don’t forget!
❖ Working with Product Managers, don’t forget!

23. How Your Brain Learns and Remember
❖ Neurons know how to grow dendrites, just
like a stomach knows how to digest food.
❖ Learning = Growth of dendrites.
❖ When two dendrites grow close together, a
contact point is formed. A small gap at the
contact point is called the synapse.

24. Synapse
❖ Special chemicals called
neurotransmitters carry the
electrical signals across the
synapse.
❖ When you practice something, it
gets easier for the signals to cross
the synapse. That’s because the
contact area becomes wider and
more neuro-transmitters are stored
there.

25. Who Are They?

26. Developers

27. Cognitive Science
Design

28. UI Comes First
❖ End-users First Interaction
❖ Experience Starts
❖ Development Skills

29. Material Design

30. This is for Managers…

32. Human Evolution

33. Limitless Evolution

35. Q/A
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