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Moving past user needs
From Putting People First

Moving past user needs

Core77’s Allan Chochinov has published his reflections on IIT’s 2010 Design Research conference. Although there were about 30 speakers, Chochinov (who was a speaker...

Mobile banking: mediated use
From Putting People First

Mobile banking: mediated use

Jan Chipchase (frog design and until recently an acclaimed user researcher/anthropologist at Nokia) reflects on the topic of technical and textual illiteracy in...

Growing up online
From Putting People First

Growing up online

In Growing Up Online, the American public affairs series FRONTLINE takes viewers inside the very public private worlds that kids are creating online, raising important...

How social mood moves the world
From Putting People First

How social mood moves the world

Why do share prices, skirt lengths, even the state of the European Union, fluctuate so wildly? It’s down to social mood, says John Casti, and we must heed its messages...

Digital Death Day
From Putting People First

Digital Death Day

On 20 May 2010 an event known as “Digital Death Day” brought together the businesses of social networking, data management and death care. One of its organisers...

Meta Products
From Putting People First

Meta Products

Meta Products is a fairly new blog (started in September 2009) related to developments on the Internet of Things. It is run by Wimer Hazenberg and Menno Huisman...

Africa
From Putting People First

Africa

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Design Of The Other Things
From Putting People First

Design Of The Other Things

Experientia participates in the exhibition “Design Of The Other Things” at the Triennale Design Museum in Milan. Stefano Maffei is the curator of the exhibition...

Experience design: technology for all the right reasons
From Putting People First

Experience design: technology for all the right reasons

Experience Design: Technology for All the Right Reasons Marc Hassenzahl Morgan & Claypool, 2010 In his In the blink of an eye, Walter Murch, the Oscar-awarded editor...

Special issue on experience design
From Putting People First

Special issue on experience design

Last year, Mark Blythe, Effie Law and Marc Hassenzahl edited a special issue on Experience Design in the New Review of Hypermedia and Multimedia. It features...

The psychologist
From Putting People First

The psychologist

Dr. Susan Weinschenk is a psychologist by training and education. She has been applying psychology to the design of technology for 30 years and is the author of...

BeAware
From Putting People First

BeAware

BeAware, an EU-supported research project, has created a solution to motivate and empower citizens to become active energy consumers, by offering them the opportunity...

Embedded anthropology
From Putting People First

Embedded anthropology

Anthropologist Simon Roberts, who manages the social science research and design research team for Digital Health Group at Intel in Ireland, spoke last week at...

User experiences for children, for seniors and for play
From Putting People First

User experiences for children, for seniors and for play

UX Matters is another one of these great resources for the user experience community. Here three recent articles: Designing user experiences for children By Heather...

Bringing behavioural change from lab to studio
From Putting People First

Bringing behavioural change from lab to studio

Nick Marsh recently published an article with Dan Lockton in the fourth edition of Touchpoint, the Service Design Network journal. The issue is completely focused...

UX reflections in UX Magazine
From Putting People First

UX reflections in UX Magazine

UX Magazine keeps to its high standards with these three well written contributions: Curators of the Real-Time Web: Distilling the chatter to relevant, actionable...

Why it
From Putting People First

Why it

Is there an alternative to the seemingly inevitable cuts to public services? Hilary Cottam of Participle poses the question. “The scale of the challenge to our...

Danah Boyd and the Facebook privacy discussion
From Putting People First

Danah Boyd and the Facebook privacy discussion

Microsoft researcher Danah Boyd doesn’t need much introduction as her outspoken and well-developed analysis is frequently quoted on this blog. Two long articles...

The trust economy: A world of P2P money-lending
From Putting People First

The trust economy: A world of P2P money-lending

Wired UK has published a long article on P2P money-lending in its June issue: The article devotes particular attention to Kiva.org, a San Francisco-based peer-to...

Can business analysts become UX designers?
From Putting People First

Can business analysts become UX designers?

Mike Gualtieri and Mary Gerush of Forrester Research have just published a paper entitled Business Analysts: Seize the opportunity to deliver compelling user experiences...
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