Ux Week 15 redux for IxDA Sydney
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The document discusses various topics related to UX design, including: 1) Millennials will make up 75% of the workforce in 10 years and expect good user experiences. Great UX will be required for organizations to succeed. 2) New remote working options and telepresence devices were mentioned, as well as how embodiment impacts interactions. 3) A video was shared about an experience design project involving different types of collaborators like dancers and programmers.
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- 1. @luckykat
- 2. LEAH BULEY • Millennials will be 75% of the workforce in 10yrs. They expect more, and like writing bad reviews. • For organisations that want to succeed competent UX is no longer optional. Great UX is whats required! @leahbuley
- 3. ERIN RAPACKI • New remote working options. • Telepresence devices • A robot that embodies a person • Embodiment is an interaction - UncannyValley @robotdiva
- 5. ILUMINATE • Users include dancers, technicians, programmers, wardrobe & costume • Everyone was so different and so working together they understood each others perspectives.
- 6. ERIN HOFFMAN • Game designer • Fun theory - Koster • Convert fear into happiness through surprise = FUN! • Don’t run from the pain point. Getting out of it is meaningful.Take the paid and transform emotions from confused to clear! @gryphoness
- 7. ABBY COVERT • How to make sense of any mess.Thinking about information as a material is HARD! • language matters • there is no right way - corporate underpants • We need pictures - shared visual assets to communicate The person who picks up the marker owns the project! @Abby_the_IA
- 8. ABBY COVERT • How to make sense of any mess.Thinking about information as a material is HARD! • language matters • there is no right way - corporate underpants • We need pictures - shared visual assets to communicate The person who picks up the marker owns the project! @Abby_the_IA
- 10. Do unto others as you would have done to you...is wrong. How do you know they want the same thing as you?
- 14. ALASTAIR SOMERVILLE • Designing for wearables… not really • Sensory design • Play carefully within the limits if the person • You can enhance the experience but you can’t own it @Acuity_Design “The brilliance of humans is we are not restricted by reality”
- 15. LEAH RADER • Participatory Design • Trying to get people to be their authentic selves • Enabling exercises - noticing things that are part of the fabric of their lives • Projecting exercises - sensitive topic areas. @springstudios • Lists • MadLibs • Stories • Tracking (e.g. diaries) • Sort • Make • Diagrams • Map & layer • Play!!
- 16. JESSICA HISCHE • Typography….subtlety in design @jessicahische
- 17. JANET CRAWFORD • Bias is everywhere but we often fail to see it. • Barbie is a designer… :-/ @janetcrawford
- 18. CEO
- 19. RECEPTIONIST
- 20. KARL FAST • Understanding embodiment • As problems & technologies get more complex we need to design for the 'network'. All the pieces working together. • Going from 'design for the thing' to 'design for the user' to 'design for the body-mind- context network' @karlfast“The world is a cognitive resource. Use it well.”
- 21. ADAM SAVAGE • Art Vs Science - “Art and science are the twin engines that push us forward as a society“ @donttrythis
- 22. ADAM SAVAGE • Art Vs Science - “Art and science are the twin engines that push us forward as a society“ @donttrythis
- 23. ADAM SAVAGE • Art Vs Science - “Art and science are the twin engines that push us forward as a society“ @donttrythis
- 24. ADAM SAVAGE • Art Vs Science - “Art and science are the twin engines that push us forward as a society“ @donttrythis
- 25. ADAM SAVAGE • Art Vs Science - “Art and science are the twin engines that push us forward as a society“ @donttrythis
- 28. SO WHAT NEXT?