This document discusses designing digital products across multiple devices. It suggests defining core pieces like behavior, content and aesthetics first before designing for specific devices like desktop, mobile, browser or internet appliances. As more devices emerge with varying contexts, product design problems will become more complex, requiring mastery of a centered approach that considers all edges.

1. ink from the center. Design for the edge.
Andrei Michael Herasimchuk
@trenti #foi11

2. What is art?
e personal expression of ideas

3. What is graphic design?
The communication from a designer to their audience

4. Logos
Speech
Speaker Audience
Ethos Pathos

5. Useful
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6. Useful/Logos
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Desirable/Ethos Usable/Pathos

7. What is interface design?
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8. Information
Interface
Product User
Graphic Interaction

9. Content Logos / Useful / Information
Speech / Object
Speaker / Designer Product Interface User Audience
Ethos / Desirable / Graphic Aesthetic Behavior Pathos / Usable / Interaction

10. How can we use this?

11. Currently, one might design a desktop application

12. en repurpose their work to create a web application version of it

13. Or one might create a rich internet application

14. en nd a way to cram as much of that existing design onto a cell phone

15. Or one might design only a mobile version

16. While ignoring all other platforms

17. Often wherever one starts the design process becomes
the core de nition of the product itself

18. And in so doing, one designs themselves into a corner

19. How do you break that cycle?

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22. e interface of any software product is
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23. Content Logos / Useful / Information
Speech / Object
Speaker / Designer Product Interface User Audience
Ethos / Desirable / Graphic Aesthetic Behavior Pathos / Usable / Interaction

24. Content
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29. Behavior

31. Aesthetic

33. In order to design digital products across
multiple devices successfully, one must
de ne these core pieces rst
Behavior
Content
Aesthetic

34. Behavior
Content
Aesthetic
Desktop

35. Mobile
Behavior
Content
Aesthetic
Desktop
Browser

36. Internet Appliance
Mobile in Client
Behavior
Content
Aesthetic
Desktop
Browser

37. Internet Appliance
Mobile in Client
Behavior
Content
Aesthetic
Kiosk Desktop
Browser

40. ere will be more devices – not fewer – in the
near future, and they will have larger surface areas
while requiring more contexts to design within

41. e problems we will solve with product design will
become richer and more complex as our customers use
multiple devices for the same products and services

42. e solutions of the future will require us to
master how to design with this approach

43. ink from the center. Design for the edge.
Grazie
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