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Devices, designs and enabling behaviours - Mobilism 2011
The document discusses inclusive design and enabling technologies for people of all ages and abilities. It describes how the aging population is growing rapidly and will triple public spending. It then discusses making touchscreen devices and interactions more physical and intuitive for all through inclusive, universal, and barrier-free design. The document presents a case study of a startup that created a simple 3-button phone to enable independence, simplicity, and connectivity for those with dexterity impairments.
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- 1. Devices, Designs & EnablingBehaviours Thursday 12th - Mobilism Conference 2011 - Amsterdam
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- 4. Ribot Ideas lab for small-screens devices
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- 6. the iPhone education Greatfor industry
- 7. the iPhone education Greatfor industry Penknife vs Chopstick
- 8. Class is notover!
- 9. The iPhone revolution didn’t happenfor many people
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- 11. High cost barrier Notsimple enough!
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- 15. Who? Aging population Technophobes Lowdisposable incomes
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- 17. Ageing population 10.1m to16.7m over next 25 years
- 18. Ageing population 10.1m to16.7m over next 25 years Public spending to triple
- 19. Ageing population 10.1m to16.7m over next 25 years Public spending to triple The older are getting younger
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- 21. Smartphone Only 20% ofpurchases
- 22. Facebook acquires Snaptu*
- 23. Facebook acquires Snaptu* “The San Francisco cool kids will yawn, but there are billions of people, who don’t have an Android or iOS device”
- 24. Facebook acquires Snaptu* “The San Francisco cool kids will yawn, but there are billions of people, who don’t have an Android or iOS device” *March 2011
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- 28. Transitions of interaction Analogue Digital Physical
- 29. How to makethings more physical?
- 30. How to makethings more physical?
- 31. How to makethings more physical? Audio input
- 32. How to makethings more physical?
- 33. How to makethings more physical? Haptic feedback
- 34. How to makethings more physical?
- 35. How to makethings more physical? Physical size
- 36. “Design with asmany people in mind as possible”
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- 38. Inclusive design Universal design
- 39. Inclusive design Universal design Barrier-free design
- 40. Trans-generational design Inclusive design Universal design Barrier-free design
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- 42. Designing for inclusivity Independence
- 43. Engagement Designing for inclusivity Independence
- 44. Engagement Designing for inclusivity Task-centric behaviours Independence
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- 46. Inclusively designed products Thehome phone
- 47. 20 yr old readability 70 yr old
- 48. Inclusively designed products Foodpackaging
- 49. 10 yr old Samestrength 70 yr old
- 50. Inclusively designed products The cordless kettle
- 51. Inclusively designed products The shower
- 52. Why create these products?
- 53. Why create these products? Time-saving
- 54. Why create these products? Money-saving Time-saving
- 55. Why create these products? Enables other actions Money-saving Time-saving
- 56. Why create these products? Enables other actions Money-saving Time-saving Feeds our habits
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- 60. 1 step isbest
- 61. Search 1 step isbest
- 62. Purchase Search 1 step is best
- 63. Login Purchase Search 1 step is best
- 64. Login Purchase Search Check-in 1 step is best
- 65. Login Purchase Search Check-in Scan 1 step is best
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- 67. Easy, hey? but wait...
- 68. The water bucket analogy
- 70. Why does abra fasten at the back?
- 72. Why keep anti-arthritispills in a child-safe container?
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- 74. Inclusive != uninspiring Simple, inspiring, aspirational products
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- 77. Last year... ...we enableda mass market small-screen shopping experience
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- 80. This year... ...weenable the iPhone experience, for the rest of us, on Android
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- 82. 16 months ago... Awardeda grant to explore...
- 83. 16 months ago... Awardeda grant to explore... ...how we can improve touchscreen phones for dexterity impaired people
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- 85. We discovered Whoever youare, you want...
- 86. We discovered Whoever you are, you want... Independence
- 87. We discovered Whoever you are, you want... Independence Simplicity
- 88. We discovered Whoever you are, you want... Independence Simplicity Connectedness
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- 90. We created A threebutton phone
- 91. We created A threebutton phone enabling people to
- 92. We created A threebutton phone enabling people to call
- 93. We created A threebutton phone enabling people to call take photos
- 94. We created A threebutton phone enabling people to call browse photos take photos
- 95. We created A threebutton phone enabling people to call txt browse photos take photos
- 96. We created A threebutton phone enabling people to call txt browse photos take photos play music
- 97. So, what’s itcalled and what does it look like?
- 99. About to launchalpha. Looking for feedback.
- 100. About to launchalpha. Looking for feedback. ThreedomPhone.com
- 102. Lets create anew design standard
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- 106. Interested in Inclusivedesign? @enabledBy inclusivedesigntoolkit.com
- 107. Creative Commons images • Rustic watering can - http://www.flickr.com/photos/valeriebb/265624846/ • Empty classroom - http://www.flickr.com/photos/kevinomara/415961040/ • Engagement - http://www.flickr.com/photos/kevinomara/4788688877/ • iPhone education - http://www.flickr.com/photos/thomashawk/2671536366/ • Showerhead - http://www.flickr.com/photos/chrismar/4558369079/ • Toolshed - http://www.flickr.com/photos/matthigh/4050429719/ • Interaction transition - http://www.flickr.com/photos/miuenski/4811852420/ • Real-world actions - http://www.flickr.com/photos/dunechaser/1228014525/ • Smartphone - http://www.flickr.com/photos/cicciofarmaco/5351354639/ • Wise old man - http://www.flickr.com/photos/ccgermany/4433977944/ • Making things more physical - http://www.flickr.com/photos/nervsappy/2933442459/ • Earth - http://www.flickr.com/photos/barkbud/4658966564/
- 108. Creative Commons images • One vote - http://www.flickr.com/photos/jackhynes/471371097/ • Haptic feedback - http://www.flickr.com/photos/heloiselanteaume/143578683/ • Microphone - http://www.flickr.com/photos/laffy4k/423772898/ • IPad Magic - http://www.flickr.com/photos/rogvon/4533063865/ • Production line - http://www.flickr.com/photos/iamdabe/4931554963/ • Food packaging - http://www.flickr.com/photos/zen/3211885247/ • Inclusive != uninspiring - http://www.flickr.com/photos/visualpanic/3153346586/ • The bra photo - http://www.flickr.com/photos/busse/4189533744/ • Anti-pills - http://www.flickr.com/photos/sparkieblues/4979020076/ • Scan it - http://www.flickr.com/photos/herzogbr/5428372392/
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- #4 Showcase experiences\nPushing boundaries\n
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- #7 Firstly, \n68.6% sent a text msg\n38.6% used the browser\n37.3% downloaded an app\n\n
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- #10 60% of in-store purchase decisions are based entirely on cost\n
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- #17 So, there’s a big feature phone market\n
- #18 So companies like FB are doing this...\nSnaptu - 2500 supported devices\nSimple UI\n
- #19 So companies like FB are doing this...\nSnaptu - 2500 supported devices\nSimple UI\n
- #20 25 years of transition\na language for interaction\n
- #21 25 years of transition\na language for interaction\n
- #22 25 years of transition\na language for interaction\n
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- #24 Next battle.\nGoogle vs Apple (iPhone 5).\nNuance are the language engine ($6.5Bn)\n
- #25 Magnetic-haptic interfaces\nElectro-deforming membranes\nGlance without the need to look (glancing with your fingers)\nGuitar app\n
- #26 iPad mum story\n
- #27 IE6 niche but growing\nBrowser analogy \n
- #28 Similar terms which have overlap\n
- #29 Similar terms which have overlap\n
- #30 Similar terms which have overlap\n
- #31 What does it mean?\n
- #32 What does it mean?\n
- #33 What does it mean?\n
- #34 Show me some examples!\n
- #35 Big buttons, big fonts, simple function set, high contrast display\n
- #36 twice the size of font in order to read\n
- #37 Design for single hand usage scenarios if possible\nPush, pinch and power grips\n
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- #45 Minimise surprises\nRe-use interactions inherent in the device\nTypes of interaction and UI components\nPosition of soft keys\n
- #46 not that type...\n
- #47 Tesco scanning story. \nGimmick? \nPeople understood the concept\n\n
- #48 AV was too complex\n
- #49 AV was too complex\n
- #50 AV was too complex\n
- #51 AV was too complex\n
- #52 AV was too complex\n
- #53 Straightforward?\nThe user needs to come first\n
- #54 Young bucket vs older rustic bucket\nNever one hole\nArthritus, dementia, visual impairments\n
- #55 Richard Seymour \n\n
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- #57 Right height\nPromotes social interaction\n
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- #60 Scanning behaviours\n
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- #62 average age 28\nresearch and workshops\n
- #63 average age 28\nresearch and workshops\n
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- #78 start a new trend\n
- #79 Q/A?\n
- #80 Look out for my shoes\n
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