Start Making Sense - Generate Conference 2015 lightning talk by Alastair Somerville

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A 10 minute talk on sensory design and how embodied cognition is core to understanding how to design for future technologies like wearables and internet of things. For further information go to www.sensoryUX.com

Design

Sensory design
Making information meaningful

Post screen interaction
Wearables
Internet of things

9 Senses
Emotions
MeaningsConsciousness
Action

9 Senses
Emotions
Meanings
Consciousness
Decision
Action

We adapt to complexity of
context & content

We adapt to complexity through
embodiment

We adapt to complexity through
consciousness

You support embodiment
through personalisation

Sensor Avoid
Seeker Bystander
Unconscious
Conscious

Support embodiment through
personalisation

Support embodiment through
accessibility

Text Alternatives
Time-based Media
Adaptable
Distinguishable
Keyboard Accessible
Enough Time
W3C
Seizures
Navigable
Readable
Predictable
Input Assistance
Compatible

Vision
Hearing
Media
Learning
Interaction
iOS accessibility

Understand user sensory capacities
Enable user personalisation

Sensor Avoid
Seeker Bystander
Map Framework

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