Gaps, spaces and awesomeness - Alastair Somerville [Camp Digital 2017]

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As Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality and Wearables extend the spaces in which designers can enhance user experiences, we need to expand our ways of talking about these vast experiences and the wider future possibilities for UX. Alastair Somerville speaks about how we can talk and share our own experience of the awesome and how we can frame ideas of the transcendent in future design.

Gaps, spaces
&
awesomeness

What did you
pass by today?

What did you
pass by today?
Cinema Church
Pub
Cafe
Temple
Mosque Art Gallery
Restaurant
Gym
Theatre
Coffee Shop
Nightclub
Library
Concert Hall
Stadium

Altered
experiences

Seeking
experiences

Mapping
experiences

Naming
experiences

Building
experiences

Reclaiming
awesomeness

“..a very strong case for…the
motifs in megalithic art being
derived from altered states
of consciousness.”
Elizabeth Shee Twohig

There is no
normal

Edge experiences
not
edge users

New Spaces

Mixed Realities

Mixed Realities

3 Gaps

A journey of
3 stories

By the sea

By the sea

In the mountains
By the sea

In the mountains
By the sea

In the mountains
In the city
By the sea

Awe
Transcendence
Wonder

By the sea

1973

I Wonder!

A novelty

A moment

Familiarity

I Wonder!

I Wonder!

I Wonder?w

I Wonder?w

2008

Sense

Sense Orient

Sense Orient Decide

Sense Orient Decide Act

I Wonder!

In the mountains

1980

1991

Vastness

Fear

Accommodation

Mind expanding

In the city

before 2000...

Transcendent

Ineffable

Personal

Oblique

Transforming

Connecting

Vega
Arcturus
Capella
Pollux
Ursa Major

Wonder

Awe

Transcendence

Awe
Transcendence
Wonder

Let’s go and
play !

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Gaps, spaces and awesomeness - Alastair Somerville [Camp Digital 2017]

1. Gaps, spaces & awesomeness

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3. What did you pass by today?

4. What did you pass by today? Cinema Church Pub Cafe Temple Mosque Art Gallery Restaurant Gym Theatre Coffee Shop Nightclub Library Concert Hall Stadium

5. Altered experiences

6. Seeking experiences

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8. Mapping experiences

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10. Naming experiences

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12. Building experiences

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15. Reclaiming awesomeness

16. “..a very strong case for…the motifs in megalithic art being derived from altered states of consciousness.” Elizabeth Shee Twohig

17. There is no normal

18. Edge experiences not edge users

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21. Mixed Realities

22. Mixed Realities

24. A journey of 3 stories

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29. In the mountains By the sea

30. In the mountains By the sea

31. In the mountains In the city By the sea

32. Awe Transcendence Wonder

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60. Sense Orient Decide

61. Sense Orient Decide Act

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130. Awe Transcendence Wonder

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132. Let’s go and play !

Editor's Notes

Thank you I’ve come to talk about going from user experience design to human experience design. The good, the bad and the simply terrifying. People buy experiences. People seek out experiences. People look for them. They always have.
The enormity of the universe and our individual smallness has been obvious for 10’s of thousands of years.
We coped with this by doodling patterns onto the hugness. Graffiti or wireframes? You choose. We made the unknowably vast ours by drawing pictures onto it.
Then we named things. Patterns then names.