Emerging at Hyper-Speed: SXWi Preview
Design and technology are inextricable. Our culture's growing exposure to more sophisticated design as an integrated aspect of our lives continues to challenge the balance of art and science as it relates to interactive systems and user experiences. Creative license, established mental models, social networks and the multitude of tools for both medium and messages have re-energized this sometimes-paradoxical debate. This is most clearly evidenced in user experience for emerging technologies. We challenge the UX community to not rest on its laurels, but to recognize the hyper- speed of which experience design evolves and in doing so elevates the quality of the human experience. This idea transcends emerging technologies; in fact, it challenges designers to rethink existing digital experiences and to help drive digital forward.
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- 1. ©2011 Emerging@hyper-speed User experience for emerging culture and technologies Trevor Anulewicz @vectorform
- 4. UX for emerging tech is less about the individual and more about the team
- 5. So what’s the critical ingredient for UX professionals and UX companies?
- 7. SOURCE: http://studioaum.in/service_ux.html DOES YOUR MOM KNOW WHAT YOU DO?
- 8. LOUIS AND CLARK HAD TO RELY ON MORE THAN A MAP SOURCE: Source: http://evolutionofweb.appspot.com/
- 9. UX has to have one eye on the present and one hundred eyes on the future.
- 10. 90% of all new smartphone purchases last quarter went to iOS and Android powered devices. This is more than iPads first real challenger. Netflix’s popularity surpassed all broadcast and cable networks during June.
- 11. ©2011 How does a UX team build for emerging technologies? Find out at SXSWi 2013 Vote for “Emerging @Hyper-speed” with Trevor Anulewicz
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- I’m Trevor
- Positioned to diversify our team skill sets
- Image: WikiUpstairs at Thomas Edison's Menlo Park Laboratory (replica buildings constructed in 1929 in Greenfield Village). Note the organ against the back wall.Edison is the fourth most prolific inventor in history, holding 1,093was one of the first inventors to apply the principles of mass production and large-scale teamwork to the process of invention, and because of that, he is often credited with the creation of the first industrial research laboratory.[1]
- Introduction:Thesis: UX community can’t rest on its laurels, but must recognize the hyper-speed and complexity of which experience design evolves and the cultural acumen that is evolving with it. The best way to this, is to realize that UX is less about the individual and more about the team. So what’s the secret ingredient for individual and companies working with UX in the emerging platform space? Culture.++++WHY:++++This may be obvious to someBut if you’re a:Company looking to rejuvenateLarger company where change is harderWorking on an in-house team where you don’t get to see different types of UX challengesIndividual wondering how they can in be betterIndividual embracing their unique skills setsWorking at a more traditional firm seeing the times pass you buyFocus on excellence…
- This is more about mind set that processes
- Detail 2: Show the variety of UX diagrams that illustrate what UX looks like to support the complexity and overwhelming amount of inputs and considerations. Exemplifying, UX is vast in reality and is still crystalizing. Hell, digital is just beginning to congeal. Just take for example, and not to pick a fight or be ungrateful, but even the title of this conference is already somewhat antiquated. “Internet User Experience”. What do they mean Internet? The Internet lives on multiple platforms and experiences. Apps need UX. Products need UX. Digital is really the internet of all these things.
- Exposure to newConstantly seek what is about to happenMoviesFuturistNew Tech
- Transition / Opener: UX has to have one eye on the present and one hundred eyes on the future
- I’m Trevor