Donnerstag, 10. Dezember 2009
IA Konferenz 2010, Köln
Service. Design. Thinking.
http://www.iakonferenz.org/de/2010/news.html
Example from 2009:

http://www.iakonferenz.org/de/2010/news.html
Die IA Konferenz 2010 am 14. und 15. Mai 2010 (Freitag, Samstag) bietet einen Querschnitt aktueller Ideen, Methoden und Fallbeispiele aus der Praxis der Informationsarchitektur.
Das diesjährige Motto der IA Konferenz spielt dabei auf eine Herausforderung an, vor die sich auch Informationsarchitekten immer wieder aufs Neue gestellt sehen: im Spannungsfeld zwischen Nutzerwünschen, Auftraggeber-Interessen, Budgetgrenzen und technischen Beschränkungen Nutzwerte zu schaffen, die für den Nutzer wirklich einen Unterschied machen, die als Innovation wahrgenommen werden und so die Marke des Produkt/Service-Anbieters nachhaltig stärken.
Was ist dazu außer Kreativität und einem ganzheitlichen Blick nötig? Die IA Konferenz 2010 bietet einen Einblick in die Strategien und Prozesse sowie den Techniken und Methoden solcher Anstrengungen zu "echter" oder auch subtiler Innovation und zeigt anhand von Fallbeispielen auf, welche Modelle zum Erfolg führen können. Besonderes Augenmerk liegt dabei auf den gemeinsamen Methoden und Ideen, die im wachsenden Feld des „Service Design“ und der Methodologie des „Design Thinking“ zur Anwendung kommen.
Example from 2009:
UX Deliverables in Practice
View more presentations from Peter Boersma.
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Mittwoch, 9. Dezember 2009
Dienstag, 8. Dezember 2009
Freitag, 4. Dezember 2009
Donnerstag, 3. Dezember 2009
A New Way to Search Images With Google Image Swirl
There's this branch in computer science and statistics for vision research. Normally, if you ever hear about it in the news it's in the context of spotting terrorists in security tapes or facial recognition checkpoints (you know, like what they have in movies in front of giant steel doors). That is of course not the only application.
A New Way to Search Images With Google Image Swirl | FlowingData
A New Way to Search Images With Google Image Swirl | FlowingData
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Search
Montag, 23. November 2009
Gartner Identifies the Top 10 Mobile Applications for 2012
No. 1: Money Transfer
No. 2: Location-Based Services
No. 3: Mobile Search
No. 4: Mobile Browsing
No. 5: Mobile Health Monitoring
No. 6: Mobile Payment
No. 7: Near Field Communication Services
No. 8: Mobile Advertising
No. 9: Mobile Instant Messaging
No. 10: Mobile Music
Gartner Identifies the Top 10 Consumer Mobile Applications for 2012
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Future,
Mobile Apps
iPhone Projector
The HypnosEye Projector is one of the smartest little gadgets we've seen coming out of Japan in a long time. This one stands out from the recent wave of portable projectors in that it's completely wireless, and doesn't even require a power supply.Japan Trend Shop | HypnosEye Projector and Screen Set
Donnerstag, 19. November 2009
10 short 'n' sweet tips on how to design for web | Css Globe
1. Remember you have very little time on your hands
2. Remember that user scan the web
3. Up-left corner of the web site is most visible
4. Learn about F pattern
5. Learn what users ignore
6. Text vs graphics
7. Grab attention with design elements
8. Text Formatting
9. Use clean graphics
10. Use whitespace
(via 10 short 'n' sweet tips on how to design for web | Css Globe: "10 short 'n' sweet tips on how to design for web")
2. Remember that user scan the web
3. Up-left corner of the web site is most visible
4. Learn about F pattern
5. Learn what users ignore
6. Text vs graphics
7. Grab attention with design elements
8. Text Formatting
9. Use clean graphics
10. Use whitespace
(via 10 short 'n' sweet tips on how to design for web | Css Globe: "10 short 'n' sweet tips on how to design for web")
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User Experience
Scroll Clock
Scroll Clock
- Made with MooTools.
- Source code here.
Other Projects of TOKI WOKI can be found in his here.
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:-),
Interface Design
Mittwoch, 18. November 2009
The ambient live
Imagine a world where data becomes the everyday, simply embedded in what you normally do. It's really not far off if you think about it. We use charts, graphs, and viz to make important decisions with investments, businesses, and to stay informed on the news, so why not use it in our own lives?
via The Future: Embedding Data in the Everyday | FlowingData
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Customer Stories,
Future,
Information Design
Montag, 16. November 2009
The Future Of The Web: Where Will We Be In Five Years? - Noupe
1. Micro-Payments For Quality Content
2. Wider Monitors For More Horizontal-Scrolling Content
3. Magazines In A More Interactive Format (Wiki, Digital Video, Etc.)
4. More Collaborative And Real-Time Content
5. More Semantic Content And Apps That Exploit Them
6. Augmented Reality In Mobile Web Applications
7. Better Adoption Of Web Standards
8. Better Web Security Against Phishing, Scams and Spam
9. Even More Social Apps
10. More High-Quality Online “TV” Programs
11. Web Apps Play A Bigger Role In Daily Life
12. Search Engine Optimization Will Be Less Important
13. Your OS Will Be Online
14. Customized User Interfaces
15. The Web Will Be The Center Of Information And Content Distribution
via The Future Of The Web: Where Will We Be In Five Years? - Noupe
2. Wider Monitors For More Horizontal-Scrolling Content
3. Magazines In A More Interactive Format (Wiki, Digital Video, Etc.)
4. More Collaborative And Real-Time Content
5. More Semantic Content And Apps That Exploit Them
6. Augmented Reality In Mobile Web Applications
7. Better Adoption Of Web Standards
8. Better Web Security Against Phishing, Scams and Spam
9. Even More Social Apps
10. More High-Quality Online “TV” Programs
11. Web Apps Play A Bigger Role In Daily Life
12. Search Engine Optimization Will Be Less Important
13. Your OS Will Be Online
14. Customized User Interfaces
15. The Web Will Be The Center Of Information And Content Distribution
via The Future Of The Web: Where Will We Be In Five Years? - Noupe
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Future
Mittwoch, 11. November 2009
Nano Touch - The Backside of a Device
Das Fachgebiet Human Computer Interaction, das von Prof. Dr. Patrick Baudisch geleitet wird, befasst sich mit Design, Implementierung und Evaluation von Interaktions-Techniken, -Geräten und -Systemen. Der Schwerpunkt liegt auf der Erforschung mobiler Interaktion an den Grenzen der Miniaturisierung. Gleichzeitig erforscht die Gruppe sehr große Multitouchsysteme und entwickelt eigene interaktive Tische, Böden und Wände. Die Werkzeuge dazu stammen aus Informatik, Industriedesign und den empirischen Wissenschaften.
via nano Magazin on 3sat
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Interaction Design,
Touch-Screen
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