Posts Tagged ‘perception’

Buildings and Brains at the Nijmegen Design Platform (NOP)

In Talks on 20 July 2009 tagged behavior, cities, collective intelligence, crowdsourcing, design, events, game design, interaction design, lectures, LUX, Nijmeegs Ontwerp Platform, Nijmegen Design Platform, nop, perception, pervasive games, physical, play, procedural rhetoric, social, Talks, urban, urban games with 1 comment

It’s been a few weeks since I presented at the Nijmegen Design Platform (NOP), but I thought it would still be useful to post a summary of what I talked about here. Update: it took me a while, but the slides that accompanied this talk are now up at SlideShare. A little context: The NOP [...]

The Experience of Playful IAs

In Articles on 9 August 2007 tagged Brian Sutton-Smith, emergence, feedback, game design, GD, IA, information architecture, learning, patterns, perception, play, Rules of Play, user experience, UX with 2 comments

It’s time for a short update on my thinking about Playful IAs (the topic of my Euro IA Summit talk). One of the under-served aspects so far is the actual user experience of an architecture that is playful. Brian Sutton-Smith describes a model describing the ways in which games are experienced in his book Toys [...]

Rough Notes for Matt Webb – Making Senses

In Articles on 1 June 2006 tagged MattWebb, perception, Reboot 8, senses with 1 comment

Navigational metaphor. How to use senses. 5 human senses for features of next gen web browser. Sight Distance – short distance is meaningful People who are looking Peripheral vision Moving through world – active vision All about surface, we only see cover, spectacle What is sight? Idea: sitemapdb. Zoals CDDB maar dan voor sites. Crumbtrail, [...]