MEX Sessions
Category- MEX Sessions
- Pathway #14: Context
- Pathway #2: Multi-screens from a single device
- Pathway #9: Audible dimension
Video: David Mingay & Sam Livingstone’s #mexsession re-imagining automotive UI
David Mingay & Sam Livingstone share lessons from a collaboration which tapped Car Design Research’s automotive industry insight and Ustwo..
- MEX Sessions
- MEX15
- Pathway #12: Brain processes
- Pathway #13: Quiet design
- Pathway #2: Multi-screens from a single device
Video: James Deakin’s #mexsession explores digital dieting & the 6th sense
Tapping a worldwide study looking at trends in digital user behaviour, James Deakin of Fjord talks about:
- The emerging need for digi..
Video: Jonny Burch’s #mexsession on the surprisingly complex art of ‘cool’ design
‘Cool’ is one of those complex, over-used terms often aspired to by experience designers but rarely delivered. Jonny Burch, at the time he..
Video: Toni Laturi’s #mexsession on multi-touchpoint UX for sports fans
Building multi-touchpoint experiences which unfold across several screens – from TVs to smartphones – challenges designers to think about ..
Video: Floris van Eck’s #mexsession on designing future imaging experiences
Floris van Eck gives an expansive look at the future of imaging experiences, drawing on his work for the likes of Canon and its Silicon Va..
- MEX Sessions
- MEX14
- Pathway #2: Multi-screens from a single device
- Pathway #3: Multi-person simultaneous UIs
- Pathway #9: Audible dimension
Ken Willes #mexsession on cross-modal digital experience design
Ken Willes talks about the complexity of designing cross-modal digital experiences, offering use cases and practical advice in this 30 min..
Video: Jérôme Le Feuvre’s #mexsession on UX of news in a multi-touchpoint era
At a time when news consumption has never been higher, Jérôme Le Feuvre considers how the nature of users’ engagement with content is ch..
Video: Jason Mesut’s #mexsession on touch UI, tactility & musical inspiration for mobile design
Jason Mesut used his December 2010 MEX Session to prompt new thinking about physical controls, touch interfaces and mobile device form fac..