Opinions, ideas and new thinking
Category- Interactions
- Observing
- Opinions, ideas and new thinking
- Pathway #2: Multi-screens from a single device
Retail user experience & permission to browse
I was early for a meeting and found myself on a London street full of homeware showrooms. I’ll admit my intentions were spurious: this wa..
- Opinions, ideas and new thinking
- Pathway #7: Expressing sustainability in mobile user experience design
Saying what you mean, meaning what you say
Apple sent me an email today, along with presumably several million other customers. The message I took away from it: I should buy someon..
Forcing innovation at Nokia
By virtue of the legal agreements resulting from Microsoft’s acquisition of its devices and services business, Nokia finds itself in an in..
- Opinions, ideas and new thinking
- Pathway #13: Quiet design
- Pathway #14: Context
- Pathway #17. Insight
- User stories
User story: the Postmistress and her Lumia
It speaks to the modest success of Windows Phone that to see one in the wild still feels rare.
I walked into the local Post Office the ..
- Long-term reviews
- Opinions, ideas and new thinking
- Pathway #13: Quiet design
- Pathway #6: Thinking outside the slate
- Pathway #9: Audible dimension
Notes on the little ol’ Moto X in the age of big screen flagships
My irrational desire for the 2014 Moto X had a more rational outcome: I acquired a 2013 Moto X.
I’ve always felt the defining featu..
User story: the pensioner and her sports
The bus goes once in the morning and once in the evening, winding its way through the country lanes to the local market town. From the..
User story: the tale of two messages
The phone, a silver white iPhone 5S, was pressed to his lips, the earpiece covering his mouth. The eyes above it darted left and right..
- Interactions
- Opinions, ideas and new thinking
- Pathway #2: Multi-screens from a single device
- Pathway #9: Audible dimension
Whispering to the future – a tale of navigating with Google Now
“Okay Google Now,” I whispered. Nothing. The device stayed silent.
I looked up the street to check whether I was still out of earsh..