A short keynote on thoughts and issues related to the challenges of designing and evaluating explorative services and UIs.

1. Explore
September 24 2013

2. EXPLORATIVE CAR CRUISES
An enjoyable navigation experience

3. POSITION
Use case: Get from point A to point B as quick as possible.

4. POSITION
Use case: It's the way that is the labour's worth.

5. PROBLEM
Traditional maps do not stimulate exploration

6. POSSIBILITIES
Stimulation fulfilled by exploring and discovering new things

7. POSSIBILITIES
Explorative Car Cruises

8. FUTURE OF USER INTERFACES
Fluid and unmediated exploration

9. POSITION
So many things, so little to do!

10. PROBLEM
Task-based interactions prevent exploration
VS

11. POSSIBILITIES
Contextual relevance at all time!

12. POSSIBILITIES
Can exploration be efficient?

13. CONTENT EXPLORATION
Losing myself to data

14. POSITION
Today’s user generated content services caters for
exploration deluxe when looking for something new.

15. POSITION
Today’s user generated content services caters for
exploration deluxe when looking for something new.

16. PROBLEM
What the heck happened to that plywood?
I ended up buying shoes!

17. PROBLEM
I am losing myself to data

18. POSSIBILITIES
Can tracking and history become smarter?

19. NOW, TELL US, HOW WAS YOUR RIDE?
Great! I never got to Rome.

20. POSITION
Exploratory UI mechanisms are supporting
experiences with undefined goals or tasks.

21. PROBLEM
But how do you evaluate a service when experience
metrics like accuracy and efficiency are not applicable?

22. POSSIBILITIES
Finding new metrics for evaluating services catering for
exploration. Getting started fast are we?

23. POSSIBILITIES
Finding new metrics for evaluating services catering for
exploration. How much lostness do you feel?

24. POSSIBILITIES
Finding new metrics for evaluating services catering for
exploration. How long time before you get bored?

25. Thank You!
Sofia Svanteson
Design Strategist
Per Nordqvist
Interaction Designer