August 2012
Andrew Muir Wood joins as MEX co-host
I’m delighted to announce Andrew Muir Wood is joining MEX as co-host for the 19th – 20th September event in London. In addition to ch..
Feeling fast
Speed is subjective. As evidenced by the continuing ‘lag’ effect experienced on multi-core, multi-gHz smartphones, making an experience f..
Not all pixels are equal
Pixel density is increasing on screens everywhere. The 4 inch displays of the latest smartphones show 1280 x 720 pixels, while Apple’s ne..
The day the world talked back
Contextually response digital experiences (the subject of Pathway #14) rely on information about the user’s world. The quantity of this i..
Setting your eyes free
Visual elements dominate the mobile user experience. This creates a pressured, synchronous relationship between the user’s attention span..
Concurrent usage
Designing for a single user at any one time has been a tenant of digital interface design since the first computing devices emerged. Howe..
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..
Updated & curated
With so much happening in the MEX community, I thought it was time to introduce an occasional edition of the MEX Newsletter to keep you up..