Pathway #13: Quiet design
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Clarity
New mobile device displays achieve a level of clarity such that users are unable to discern individual pixels. Far from being a purely te..
Sense and the City
The London Transport Museum has an exhibition entitled ‘Sense and the City‘ (until 18th March 2012) exploring how digital technologies, pa..
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Fun changes behaviour
Luke Gray, one of the Brunel designers participating at MEX, chose this video of Volkswagen’s Fun Factor group using playful design to..
The elegance of natural engineering
The MEX blog is featuring ideas, images and videos selected by the designers at Brunel University in the build-up to the next MEX event on..
Meet the speakers: Priya Prakash
When we were thinking about how best to celebrate the 10th anniversary edition of MEX, it seemed entirely natural to ask Priya Prakash..
- Pathway #13: Quiet design
- Pathway #2: Multi-screens from a single device
- Pathway #4: Enriching UX with 3D & visual depth
Touch, painting and depth
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MEX alumnus Dominic Sebastian shared this intriguing video from Everywear in Korea. The designers use..
Nokia’s Ahtisaari on design patterns: why go from lounge to kitchen via the front door?
This Copenhagen Design Week talk by Marko Ahtisaari, head of design at Nokia, explores the 2 most common patterns in mobile OS design ..
MEX Notes: BERG’s James Darling prototypes bus interface with quiet design techniques
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MEX note: MEX alumnus Andrew Muir Wood shared ..