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IXDA Chicago - Interaction08 Recap

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Slides from the Chicago chapter of the IXDA recap of the first international conference.

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Interaction08 SavannahLocal Recap

Frank Gruger -Orbitz WorldwideNick Iozzo - Tandem SevenJanna Devylder - Arc WorldwideCarolyn Chandler - Manifest Digtial

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First things first...

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First things first...

Congratulations Janna!

2008 IXDA Board member

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3 Big Ideas

• Serendipity, Chance, Confusion

• Embrace Tools from Other Disciplines

• You don't need to be a better designer

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First a bit of fun

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Serendipity, Chance, Confusion

• Create friendly barriers

• Usable is boredom; the system as a provocateur

• Systems that “bite back”

• Creating coincidences

• Device art- when does are become a gadget and

what can we learn from it?

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Matt Jones and Dopplr

• Designing for Spacetime

• Creating your own coincidences

• Longs for the golden age of air

hospitality/sociality

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When did travel go from this, to…

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Dopplr

• Controlling “chance” meetings

• Opt in network

• Web services, not web sites

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Context Maps

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Embrace Tools from Other Disciplines

• Dan Brown and Concept Models

• Learning from film – Pixar process, storyboarding

to create delight

• Sketching vs. Prototyping - Buxton

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Concept Models

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Concept Models

• Simple- just circles and lines

• Engaging to everyone- business owners, engineers, marketers

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Storyboarding Interaction

• Work less like GM, more like Pixar

• In person discussion, not email

• Criticism is OK

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Sketching vs. Protyping

• Not low fidelity and high fidelity

• Right fidelity and wrong fidelity

• Use the correct fidelity for the maturity of the design idea

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“You don't need to be a better designer”

Jonathan Ive

Started at Apple in 1992

Should have been fired

Steve Jobs designed the

eco-system that made the

iPod successful

-Bill Buxton

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Alan Cooper

• Business is obsessed with “first to market” “see what

sticks”

• Best to market wins every time

• iRiver was innovative, iPod came a year later

• Management is equipped to handle industrial process

• Creating software is more like a pre-industrial craft

• Interaction designers are the best equipped people to

bridge the gap between managers and software

developers.

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Yes, we had the usual fun

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Useful Links

• Molly Wright Steenson on Strategic Boredom

– http://www.we-make-money-not-art.com/archives/2008/02/molly-wright-steenson-is-a.php

– http://conceptualdevice.com/

• Cooper Summary on Logic+Emotion

http://darmano.typepad.com/logic_emotion/2008/02/alan-cooper-bes.html

• Languageofinteraction.com

• Flicker tag: interaction08

• Designing for Spacetime

http://www.slideshare.net/blackbeltjones/designing-for-spacetime-ixda08/