User Experience 2012 - Introduction
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INTRODUKTION v/James Kelway Hellos UX team vil gøre det indviklede enkelt , og eftermiddagens foredrag sætter fokus på, hvordan virksomheder opnår konkurrencemæssige fordele gennem strategisk planlægning og taktisk implementering. James præsenterer en brugercentreret tilgang til udvikling af løsninger, der imødekommer brandmæssige udfordringer, og samtidig optimerer brugeroplevelsen.
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User Experience 2012 - Introduction
- 1. Introduction Introduktion Præsenteret af James Kelway
- 2. Agenda Introduktion Introductionv/ James Kelway Den samlede brugeroplevelse v/ Jeppe Henckel Pause (15min.) UX & Apps v/ Tobias Høgsberg UX & Social media v/ Rune Leth Andersen Spørgsmål & svar
- 7. ”What is this technology?” Photo by jessicagarro on Flickr
- 9. Human Brand and Solution Business Technology
- 10. Placing people at the centre
- 11. Exploring business and user needs
- 12. Insights lead to innovation
- 13. Some concluding thoughts User centred design is not user led design Photo by Worldofoddy on Flickr
- 14. Experience is the difference
Editor's Notes
- WelcomeHello my name is James Kelway, User Experience Director at Hello Group and I would like to welcome you here today. This afternoon you will hear from three of our UX architectsfrom Hello. JeppeHenckel will talk about UX and digital product design. Then Tine Jørgensen will cover the increasingly important domain of Mobile Apps. Finally Rune Andersen will talk about UX and Social Media. Between each 25 minute talk we will have a 5 minute q&A. At the end of all talks we will have a session for any remaining questions.Before the speakers begin I would like to just talk briefly about User Experience and how we work with it professionally.
- Personal contact detailsUxbasisTwitterBlogHello sitePhone number
- The problem with TechMany companies have a pre-occupation about which new media types to use or which platforms and devices they should provide content for. Technology is a focus
- The problem with TechMany companies have a pre-occupation about which new media types to use or which platforms and devices they should provide content for. Technology is a focusReally though, it would help to see tech for what it really is, not unlike how children interact and use technology to help them to experience the world. – they see it for what it is. A means to an end.
- We (Hello) see technology as a way to allow businesses to interact with users, however it is not our focus. Today we would like to explain how we see the various aspects of user experience and what is relevant for you.
- UCD and UXUser experience (UX) ensures people are placed at the centre of the design process when it comes to making digital products. There are several phases to this to ensure it happens.
- The first phase is ensuring that business needs are defined…..…. and that the user needs are described. The next phase is that content type is considered….….and the context of use is mapped in a way that makes the solution easier to design.The penultimate phase is to design the interaction of the product and produce a working prototype.Finally the prototype is tested and improved as necessary for release.‘Always in beta’ - metaphor supermarket model – location of the milk
- Discovering user needs is the most time intensive but most important phase of user centred design.Customers know what your business is good at. Patients will let you know how to improve care. Users will alert you of flaws in an application. With social media it is all in public, 24/7, globally seen ways.That provides some challenges to businesses that Rune will expand on but the insights discovered here will not only inform design but also provide ideas for further innovation.
- User centred design is not user led design. UX architects envision products that users will enjoy and that a business will benefit from.And with that I will hand over to Tine who will talk about Mobile apps….
- User centred design is not user led design. UX architects envision products that users will enjoy and that a business will benefit from.SpotifySkype