Bigger Hippos & Happier Humans : Pete Trainor
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Bigger Hippos & Happier Humans Video: https://youtu.be/xlMG-aDK1CY Digital design has often focused on the metrics that make a product more efficient, a business more successful, a ‘user’ more engaged, an interaction more frictionless… all measurements of effectiveness… but the quantified self has now caught up with traditional analytics and we can treat people as more than stats and numbers. The data we collect ubiquitously everyday now gives us the opportunity to measure something a lot more human centred within design - Happiness. The hippocampus is a small organ located within the brain's medial temporal lobe and forms an important part of the limbic system, the region that regulates emotions & rewards. Associated with memory (in particular long-term memory) and an important role in spatial navigation. Designing with non-linear patterns that help to stimulate and grow the hippocampus creates more memorable experiences, which in turn make for happier campers. In this interactive talk we will delve into why the ’tinderisation’ of design can lead to negative, unhappy people and introduce you to the concepts of designing non-linear human experiences that teach people more about who they are, how learning can help reverse the affects of Hippocampal atrophy & how human centred design needs to supersede user centred design for brands to win peoples happiness.
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GDS guidelines and the associated GOV.UK platform are both well respected across digital communities today.
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This has not only delivered process improvement, efficiencies and cost savings, but an understanding of how digital services should be designed around the needs of its end users.
Innovate UK, part of UK Research and Innovation works with people, companies and partner organisations to find and drive the science and technology innovations that will grow the UK economy. They drive growth by working with companies to de-risk, enable and support innovation.
Digital Impact Framework - Measuring the value of Digital
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https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/7402891234731986946
Collaborate Bristol 2018: The art of collaboration - Simon Norris, Nomensa CE...
How can we create a collaborative culture? And, what does that look like in practice?
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Foundations of IA - World IA Day
Held in conjunction with World IA Day 2018, this practical session was an introduction to the core skills and methods of thinking that you can use as part of your day to day work in IA.
Topics covered included the foundations of IA, the importance of a ‘content first’ approach, thinking like a user and how to present your work to clients.
The session was led by Jon Fisher, Head of UX at Nomensa, an award-winning UX design agency based in London, Bristol and Amsterdam.
This is a free event recommended for those new to IA or looking for a refresher on fundamentals.
Following the event, Nomensa will be providing pizza and beers for delegates to enjoy and continue networking.
If you register, but are unable to attend, please give us 48 hours notice so we can reallocate your place.
Designing for Good - Ruby Steel | Interact London 2017
As designers we have the opportunity to make experiences better for people and personally I find there is no greater reward than using these skills to make better experiences for those who’s circumstance denies them things most take for granted.
I would like to tell you the story of the Mycarematters Design Collective and what can be achieved when passionate, like-minded designers come together. Mycarematters, founded by Zoe Harris, is a free online service where you can upload info healthcare professionals need to provide person-centred care.
The Design Collective was founded earlier this year, we are a group of designers that work along side this wonderful enterprise to support with design experience.
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As Senior Design Strategist at Smart Design, Ruby is committed to making people’s lives better through the power of design. She works across a variety of industries, with an emphasis on healthcare.
At 17 Ruby met someone living with HIV and was deeply affected by the lack of empathy they received from others. That day Ruby decided she would help people isolated by circumstance. Ruby later graduated from Kingston University and then went on to gain a Master’s degree in Innovation Design Engineering at the Royal College of Art and Imperial College of London. Today, with more than eight years experience of designing products, services and experiences, she has remained true to her 17-year-old self.
Ruby has been awarded two Helen Hamlyn Design Awards for Creativity and Inclusive Design, and received honourable mentions from Core77 and the RSA for design solutions combating issues such as social isolation in older people.
Building a New Kind of Bank - Vuokko Aro | Interact London 2017
Vuokko will share the exciting story of designing and building a new kind of bank. She’ll talk about the importance of listening to users and solving problems rather than selling financial products, discussing Monzo’s collaborative approach to product design.
What are the design principles and design process like at Monzo? How does the team prioritise which problems to solve? How does design work with other teams and at Monzo’s fast pace of growth and change? Finally, what is it like to work together with a passionate and active community of users? Vuokko will share how Monzo has grown its unique community and built both internal and external trust by being as open as possible.
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Vuokko is a Product Designer at Monzo, where she works with all teams across the company and with Monzo’s active community of users to build the bank of the future together. Working with design principles that align with the product strategy across the company, this includes everything from ideation and concepts to the final pixels and small details that ultimately define the user’s interactions and experience.
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Finding your Compass in a Hyper-Connected World - Sam Munton | Interact Londo...
2017 has seen change at a rate that’s both exciting and terrifying in equal measures. So how do we embrace uncertainty, and how do we design for a future where disruption and a hyper-digitised world collide?
Join Sam to ponder what the near and far future might look like as a result of hyper-digitisation, including a whistle-stop ‘tour’ of connected cities, smart fabrics & furniture and smart health.
Be prepared to leave with a few pertinent questions in your head that may well inspire future conversations (and debates!).
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Sam is inspired by solving real life problems with elegant digital designs. In a modern digital design context, she believes it is imperative that we step away from building websites and transition to building digital services as experiences that are delivered across multiple channels.
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Can Design Save the World? - Ann Longley | Interact London 2017
As a planet and a species we are facing many imminent threats:
climate change induced disasters are increasing
65+ million people are displaced due to man-made conflicts
preventable diseases continue to plague us
almost half of the world live in poverty
Rapidly evolving technology can help us overcome many of these problems, but it is also a catalyst for further societal disruption. We are as yet unclear how robots and automation will play out in the workforce. Our institutions are not prepared for the massive societal changes these technologies will bring.
What is the role of design in the problem solving equation? Design has created some game-changing solutions to very specific problems, in particular, those in less developed countries. From poverty reducing water pumps to gravity powered lights, design can incrementally improve lives and undoubtedly transform our future. But what are the barriers which prevent it from reaching its full potential and how we might overcome them? How does design unlock its inherent ability and scale up to solve the world’s most pressing and complex problems?
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Ann Longley is a digital transformation expert whose career in digital spans 20 years.
She has worked across sectors and continents modernising businesses, enriching public services, and helping save lives through the strategic and creative application of digital technology.
She has worked with the DEC and its member agencies including Oxfam, Save the Children, and the British Red Cross planning, incubating and co-creating pioneering approaches to delivering aid to disaster affected communities.
She is a visiting lecturer at Greenwich University, and the founder of Something New Together, a consultancy designed to futureproof organizations by co-designing new products and services.
Putting the Human Back into the Design Equation - Kate Nightingale | Interact...
All design is by human and for human yet rarely designed with human in mind.
In this talk consumer psychologist Kate Nightingale will look into fundamentals of what makes us human and how to apply them into every design process to truly create designs which can be used by and useful for humans.
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Kate Nightingale is a consumer and fashion psychologist and the founder of Style Psychology Ltd.
Style Psychology Ltd is a strategy and customer experience consultancy with a twist. It is a new view on consumer business stemming from an old view on the human. Our unique formula mixes decades of scientific wisdom on human behaviour, with our team’s unrivalled experience in consumer business and creative thinking unlike any other.
Kate and her associates worked on varied projects with brands like Harvey Nichols, House of Fraser, Next and intu Trafford Centre and had recently collaborated with architectural firm on a leisure centre concept design currently being built in China, UK and Germany.
Kate is also a lecturer in consumer behaviour at London College of Fashion. She is often approached by press and has appeared on Sky News, BBC News and Chanel 4 News amongst others.
Social and UX - The Perfect Pairing
During a recent webinar Simon Norris and Peter Kay discussed how insights from the social web support the UX design from end to end. In the webinar they presented some of the key models and approaches that we use to make sense of the maelstrom of social media activity we all take part in every day, as we live, work and play.
The video of this webinar can be viewed here > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SEIMaYYfngQ
Other places you can find out about Nomensa:
Web: http://nomensa.com
Work: http://nomensa.com/ux-services
Blog: http://nomensa.com/blog
Careers: http://nomensa.com/ux-careers
Twitter: http://twitter.com/we_are_nomensa
LinkedIn: http://linkedin.com/company/nomensa
Facebook: http://facebook.com/Nomensa
The Evolution of Information Architecture
This is the deck that our CEO Simon Norris presented at the 2017 IA Summit in Vancouver.
The deck covers:
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2. The importance of abstraction, conceptualisation and mental representation skills.
3. IA and the digitisation of our cities.
If you would like to learn more about Nomensa and our services, visit www.nomensa.com
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We are surrounded by a multitude of cues that help us navigate daily life, guiding, promoting and steering us as if by an almost invisible second nature.
In this talk, I’ll explore some of these cues and their impact on us, from navigation techniques using the stars and the ocean, through to the design of sign systems and also, the ability to command guidance from the palm of your hand. The parallels around findability, structure and scale will give you a perspective on how you might think and design like an information architect.
The Century of the City and the Digitisation of Everything - Paul Wilson
World IA Day Bristol 2017
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Cities are humanity’s greatest platform. They power the greatest marketplaces on earth by providing the fabric which businesses need to thrive, by concentrating people and physical infrastructure. But cities don’t yet play an instrumental role in the digital economy.
That is changing. Leading cities are now coming to terms with how to create, curate and use data to the advantage of their citizens and businesses. Developments in digital technology and society mean the data will soon become another utility in the city. We are moving into the century of the City. Cities that understand this are adapting and applying the principles of the platform economy, and are emerging as regional or global knowledge hubs and innovation centres, attracting talent, jobs and unleashing innovation.
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如果您处于以下几种情况：
◇在校期间，因各种原因未能顺利毕业……拿不到官方毕业证【q/微6496090】
◇面对父母的压力，希望尽快拿到；
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◇回国时间很长，忘记办理；
◇回国马上就要找工作，办给用人单位看；
◇企事业单位必须要求办理的
◇需要报考公务员、购买免税车、落转户口
◇申请留学生创业基金
留信网认证的作用:
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2:同时对留学生所学专业登记给予评定
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4:这个认证书并且可以归档倒地方
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Bigger Hippos & Happier Humans : Pete Trainor
- 1. TM @nexuscx Big HipposHappiness by design?
- 4. TM #bighippo #interactLDN Blimey interaction got a bit nuts, didn’t it? June 2008 8000 Apps 2015 1.5 Million Apps 75 Billion Dowloads
- 5. TM #bighippo #interactLDN Opened Weekly 0.5% 7500 ‘habitual interactions’ * about.com - Sept. 10, 2015
- 6. TM #bighippo #interactLDN “ ” Apps amplify the F.O.M.O (Fear of Missing Out)
- 7. TM #bighippo #interactLDN Happiness is a direct link to mental wellbeing & mental wellbeing is important for our physical health. * nhs.uk - 5 Steps to Mental Wellbeing, January 1, 2015 “ ”
- 10. TM #bighippo #interactLDN The Happy Factory
- 11. TM #bighippo #interactLDN = S + C + P50% 10% 40% Biological Set Point Conditions of living Problem Solving
- 14. TM #bighippo #interactLDN * uxbooth.com - The Science of Happy Design, Pamela Pavliscak, July 1, 2014 262 of the 0.5% were assessed with 6,640 people A relationship between non-linear experiences, Happiness, Fulfilment & Behaviour Games Social Dating News Health Travel Finance
- 15. TM #bighippo #interactLDN Big Hippo A framework for growing the Hippocampus.
- 17. TM #bighippo #interactLDN Hippo likes to have Fun Hippo likes to Connect Hippo likes to Learn S C A R F
- 18. TM #bighippo #interactLDN Hippo likes to have Fun Hippo likes to Connect Hippo likes to Learn Socratic Questions Challenges S C A R F
- 19. TM #bighippo #interactLDN Hippo likes to have Fun Hippo likes to Connect Hippo likes to Learn Socratic Questions Challenges Social Animals Sense of belonging S C A R F
- 20. TM #bighippo #interactLDN Hippo likes to have Fun Hippo likes to Connect Hippo likes to Learn Socratic Questions Challenges Social Animals Sense of belonging Variety Active Involvement S C A R F
- 21. TM #bighippo #interactLDN Active Involvement Social Animals Challenges Hippo likes to have Fun Hippo likes to Connect Hippo likes to Learn Socratic Questions Sense of belonging Variety Offline Offline Offline S C A R F
- 22. TM #bighippo #interactLDN Hippo likes to have Fun Hippo likes to Connect Hippo likes to Learn Socratic Questions Challenges Social Animals Sense of belonging Variety Active Involvement Readiness Reputation Reciprocity S C A R F
- 23. TM #bighippo #interactLDN Design things that are involving, that are fun, and things that exercise our social instincts. (In a non-linear way, please!)
- 24. TM @nexuscx Thank you Interact15 Don’t do things better. Do better things.