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Conference on design research methods. The central theme this year seemed to be Empathy for research participants and developing more hands-on methods to facilitate co-creation.
We held our Idean New York: UX Design Collective: Monthly Startup Showcase + Industry Panel on December 17.
Continuing our IA interview series as we put on the final touches before World IA Day, we want to show off Erika Mosher, Senior Information Architect.
In late 2006, I worked with Hyatt and Critical Mass to develop the information architecture and subsequent mockups (as shown) for the launch of HyattAtHome.com
"The way we interact with technology today is still limited to plastic buttons and touchscreens. What if we could suddenly give inanimate objects awareness to the world around us?" - Bruno Zamborlin, Ph.D. is a pioneer in the field of AI for Human-Technology interaction and ubiquitous technology. Zamborlin founded HyperSurfaces, a London-based technology company that uses edge-AI to convert any object of any material and shape into an intelligent HyperSurfaces: seamlessly merging the physical and data worlds without the need for buttons, touch screens or even internet connections. HyperSurfaces AI software uses common vibration sensors to interpret the vibrational patterns detected on physical objects (such as those generated from human gestures or other interactions) in real-time, and converts them into digital commands.
Photo credit: Orange Photography
Conference on design research methods. The central theme this year seemed to be Empathy for research participants and developing more hands-on methods to facilitate co-creation.
Conference on design research methods. The central theme this year seemed to be Empathy for research participants and developing more hands-on methods to facilitate co-creation.
As the user types in a flight search, Wundrbar immediately displays what it understands; the user is able to express all the needed input
Designing Web Interfaces, by Bill Scott and Theresa Neil, Copyright 2009 Bill Scott and Theresa Neil, 978-0-596-51625-3
UX For Good Presentations. A team presents to three senior officials at the National Endowment for the Arts on how to improve/support the arts. Learn more about UX For Good online at www.uxforgood.com/ux-for-arts-sake/.
Conference on design research methods. The central theme this year seemed to be Empathy for research participants and developing more hands-on methods to facilitate co-creation.
Conference on design research methods. The central theme this year seemed to be Empathy for research participants and developing more hands-on methods to facilitate co-creation.
Overview
The mission was to help our client launch the new Cayenne Turbo. A new trim off their already existing and popular Cayenne model line. Collaborating with the creative team, we designed a user experience where the new Cayenne was front and center. For context we chose to highlight the heritage that all Porsche model share. An RFP was developed and sent to nationally recognized digital production shops.
Role
User Experience Architect
Technical Lead
Credits
Client: Porsche
Production Partner: Firstborn
Art Direction: