Pathway #2: Multi-screens from a single device
Category- MEX Sessions
- Pathway #15: Clarity
- Pathway #2: Multi-screens from a single device
- Pathway #4: Enriching UX with 3D & visual depth
MEX Sessions: Dale Herigstad on spatial interface design
Dale Herigstad came to MEX in September 2012 and opened the event with a talk that challenged participants to think differently about ..
Designing beyond individual product boundaries
In the future, how a digital product interacts with others will be the most significant factor determining its success. This is the comin..
MEX Sessions: Ivo Weevers on multi-touchpoint design
Ivo Weevers participated at MEX in September 2012, talking about the challenges of multi-touchpoint design strategy and sharing his le..
- Pathway #17. Insight
- Pathway #2: Multi-screens from a single device
- Pathway #3: Multi-person simultaneous UIs
Mobile user experience tales of 2012
Are you sitting comfortably? Then I’ll begin.
Strip away the hype and the last twelve months in mobile is a simple tale: bigger scre..
Place to entity to individual
Unusually for the UK, this builders’ van advertises the names and individual mobile numbers of the 3 tradesmen who comprise the compan..
Multi-tasking is illusory
There is a billboard covering a building outside London’s Kings Cross Station. It proclaims: “Multi window: do two things at once.”
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- Opinions, ideas and new thinking
- Pathway #14: Context
- Pathway #15: Clarity
- Pathway #16: Speed
- Pathway #2: Multi-screens from a single device
- Pathway #3: Multi-person simultaneous UIs
- Pathway #9: Audible dimension
Reporting the future of mobile UX from MEX 2012
The 11th international MEX set out to define best practice and create new ideas in 6 Pathways – Diffusion, Concurrency, Sensation, Con..
Multi-touchpoint content isn’t yet primetime
The first generation of multi-touchpoint digital experiences has been about sharing content between screens. Apple’s AirPlay, for instanc..