We can probably all agree that questions matter in designing. I’m a firm believer (along with many others) that ambiguity is a key characteristic of
Category: interaction design
Designerly Ways of Listening
I’ve been thinking for the last few months about listening. How can I be a better listener? What does it mean to be a good listener?
A Short Story About Interactivity Clutter
A few weeks ago, I acquired a Myo armband. Myo is a muscle-movement sensor worn around the forearm. And on the basis of a series
European Academy of Design
I’m really excited to have the opportunity to travel to Paris this coming April to present a paper written with Erik Stolterman at the 2015
Writing | Quality as a Function of Utility
Everybody writes. Emails, blogs, papers, journal articles, book chapters, theses, dissertations, books… So at the draft stage of writing, how do you know enough is
Experience Design | Reward Systems
Rewards may be constituents (but they are not key elements) of experience design. Let’s say that experience has a beginning middle and end. In my
