Posts Tagged ‘experience design’

Designing a Mobile Social Gaming Experience for Gen-C

In Talks on 25 February 2008 tagged 2008, attention, casual, choice, conferences, events, experience design, game design, game developers conference, game systems, games, gaming, GD, GDC 2008, GDC Mobile 2008, generation c, interaction design, IxD, lectures, metagames, mobile, play, playyoo, presentations, san francisco, slides, social, social objects, Talks, user experience, UX, XD with 6 comments

Update 21-03-2008: I’ve added some images of slides to allow for some more context when reading the text. This is a rough transcript of my lecture at GDC Mobile 2008. In short: I first briefly introduce the concept of experience design and systems and then show how this influences my views of mobile casual games. [...]

Finding Playful Patterns at dConstruct 2007

In Articles on 8 September 2007 tagged Clearleft, conferences, dConstruct 2007, experience design, game design, games, interaction design, play, travel, user experience, UX with 9 comments

I didn’t announce it on this blog, but if you’re following me on Twitter or Jaiku, took a look at the Upcoming event page or share trips with me on Dopplr you’re probably aware that I attended dConstruct 2007 in Brighton. By way of a short conference report I’d like to list some of the [...]

Reboot 9.0 Day 2

In Articles on 3 June 2007 tagged ambient intimacy, conferences, experience design, file sharing, flow, interaction design, mobile, music, notes, presence, Reboot 9, reports, RSS, social software with no comments

(Waiting for my train home to arrive, I finally have the opportunity to post this.) So with Reboot 9.0 and the after-party done, I think I’ll briefly write up my impressions of the second day. Stowe Boyd – Good talk as always, offering a new definition of ‘flow’. I guess his attempt to have people [...]

European IAs Are Three Years Behind on Their US Counterparts*

In Articles on 10 October 2006 tagged Euro IA Summit 2006, experience design, IA, information architecture, user experience, UX with 3 comments

Warren Hutchinson thinks this year’s Euro IA Summit was way behind on the US big brother conference in both content and form. I can’t confirm or deny this (as I’ve never been to the US summit) but I’d say any summit is better than none, and it’s clear we’re still building a practice. He also [...]