Posts Tagged ‘pervasive’

Storyboarding Multi-Touch Interactions

In Articles on 19 December 2007 tagged comics, computing, drawing, gated communities, gestural, interaction design, interfaces, InUse, IxD, multi-touch, pervasive, physical, physical computing, portfolio, sketching, social, social capital, storyboarding, tangible, ubiquitous, work with 5 comments

I think it was around half a year ago that I wrote “UX designers should get into everyware”. Back then I did not expect to be part of a ubicomp project anytime soon. But here I am now, writing about work I did in the area of multi-touch interfaces.

Background

The people at InUse (Sweden’s premier [...]

UX Designers Should Get Into Everyware

In Articles on 5 April 2007 tagged Adam Greenfield, ambient, books, design, everyware, IA, information architecture, interaction design, IxD, pervasive, physical computing, quotes, tangible, ubicomp, ubiquitous, user experience, UX with 7 comments

I’ve been reading Adam Greenfield’s Everyware on and off and one of the things that it has me wondering the most lately is: are UX professionals making the move to design for ubiquitous computing?

There’re several places in the book where he explicitly mentions UX in relation to everyware. Let’s have a look at the ones [...]