UX@Vitra - Experience Continuum
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Slides from UX@Vitra presentation around Experience Continuum at Microsoft. The slides address Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF), Silverlight and Microsoft Surface.
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UX@Vitra - Experience Continuum
- 1. Experience Continuum Or how we address User Experience/Interface in a uniform approach: platform and tools
- 2. Agenda User Experience The continuum Windows Presentation Foundation Windows 7 Silverlight Surface The tooling Interaction/Design tooling: Microsoft Expression Blend Developer tooling: Microsoft Visual Studio
- 3. What Is User Experience?
- 4. A great user experience makes all the difference.
- 5. Vitra and User Experience Photo of the Vitra showroom in Diegem, this is also Experience
- 7. Windows Presentation Foundation Part of .NET Framework Buildrichclientapplicationsthat run on Windows Take full advantage of OS Full control on machine 3D support, hardware acceleration Peripherals access Consists of twolayers: Uses XAML (XML Application Language) for User Interface layer .NET code for business logic (C#, VB)
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- 9. Nero, BackItUp & Burn Complete solution to secure your digital world. Includes backup, burning to technology, recovery tools and syncing features. Status: Shipping
- 10. TagWorks Kiosk Kiosk for creating tags for your pets. Available at all PetSmart locations Status: Ships Q408
- 13. How WPF integrateswith Windows 7 Multi-touch support Integration with the new taskbar Jumplists Program icons and status Program thumbnail and Ribbon Location and sensor APIs More...
- 14. Windows 7 and WPF: Fishbowl and Photosuru DEMO
- 16. What is Microsoft Silverlight? Microsoft® Silverlight™ is a cross-browser, cross-platform, and cross-device plug-in for delivering the next generation of media experiences and rich interactive applications for the Web. Cross-Browser Cross-Platform
- 17. New in Silverlight 4 Currentlybeta Out of browser: Notifications Elevated mode (partial trust) WindowingAPIs (customchrome) Webcam andmicrophone HTML control Printing Much more...
- 18. Media and out-of-browser DEMO
- 19. Microsoft Surface:Interface Paradigm Shift CLI NUI GUI
- 20. Microsoft Surface computing uses sensing and display technology to infuse everyday surfaces with digital content and is comprised of the following unique attributes: Microsoft Surface And NUI Object recognition Direct interaction Multi-touch Multi-user Object recognition Direct interaction Multi-touch Multi-user
- 21. Future vision: XUI video VIDEO
- 23. No platform without tools
- 24. Designer / Developer Experience designer developer Designers & Developers: Speak different languages Designers & Developers: Speak the same language designers design developers add business logic
- 25. The Continuum and the Tools Designer Tools Developer Tools
- 26. The tools DEMO
- 27. Choosing the right experience Reach XHTML/CSS Cross Device Mobile Cross Platform/Cross Browser Windows Surface Richness and Capability
- 28. Notto miss Scott Guthrie is comingto Belgium on December 4th – Kinepolis Brussels. Topics: Silverlight 4, ASP.NET MVC 2, Visual Studio 2010 web development http://bit.ly/scottinbelgium Express YourselfNewsletter http://www.microsoft.com/belux/interactive/
- 29. THANK YOU Katrien De GraeveDeveloper Evangelist http://blogs.msdn.com/katriend/ Twitter: @katriendg
Editor's Notes
- http://thirteen23.com/experiences/desktop/blu/
- TaskbarFishbowlPhotosuru
- http://blogs.msdn.com/surface/archive/2009/04/23/nui-concept-videos-chi2009.aspxhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hkSmU1L7xaY
- So if we go back again and look at today’s workflow… all we’re doing is moving the portion in the middle and moving it to where designers and developers are using the SAME language. This language is XAML.This is where the power of Expression Studio comes in. The Designer does their initial mockups of the UI in Design, then adds a little interactivity in Blend, and because both of these products use XAML as their shared file format, the Developer is able to open the very same file in Visual Studio to add their code to make it a fully functional design.