I feel like this captures something very bittersweet for me in that both now and to a greater extent around 2014ish we tend not to think first of _secure_ interaction design: the ability to express clear intent about what we are authorising, and systems making it clear what items that authorisation pertains to. Ka-Ping Yee may have written that book in the 90s, but we are slowly learning it all from scratch, one android vulnerability at a time.
I have always felt this way.. that redrawing maps is a perfect waste of time unless you wish to document information in history as an artist expression.. I love the idea of Interaction and Experience Design.. as an architect I totally relate .. spaces and all appliances we interact with are better synchronised with real life any other way is just redundancy..
Love this. V. interesting even though it's from many years ago. I'm trying to go from psychology to user experience design, and I am soo excited about it, and wish there were more documentaries on it.
we are all connected yet with some people on social media there is sometimes this effect it has on people where it makes them feel smaller like when we see each other on different accounts it makes it harder for us to get to know new people both in real life and in the media there is like this hierarchy of people now where we feel like people are above us like face book with friends or Instagram with followers and likes
The idea that digital books replicate the physical world is a bad thing is concerning for the credibility of those in this film. Don’t these people ever learn? Designing for humans and the real world - and not for devices - is a lesson learned. It took 20+ years. Flipping pages etc on a digital device is one of the great success stories. Who hell are these self appointed “experts” and their continuing habit of “knowing” the future? Sadly every generation has these arrogant idiots.
A civil architect plans a product to fit one person or a family need and has the exact layout all the time and it never changes ever again. A software architect plans a product to fit million persons needs, has an infinite number of modules that communicates through each other and it needs to support continuous changes. Closest thing a civil architect gets to a software architect is when he designs airports.
Bharat B this video is about trends and not a tutorial on design. I also think you may not completely comprehend the terms UX Design and UI Design. The first has hardly anything to do with visual design. Forgive me if I'm wrong.
I feel like this captures something very bittersweet for me in that both now and to a greater extent around 2014ish we tend not to think first of _secure_ interaction design: the ability to express clear intent about what we are authorising, and systems making it clear what items that authorisation pertains to. Ka-Ping Yee may have written that book in the 90s, but we are slowly learning it all from scratch, one android vulnerability at a time.
Incredibly inspiring. Only wish this was 60+ minutes long.
you should try watching design disruptors documentary if you enjoyed this, it's amazing
I have always felt this way.. that redrawing maps is a perfect waste of time unless you wish to document information in history as an artist expression.. I love the idea of Interaction and Experience Design.. as an architect I totally relate .. spaces and all appliances we interact with are better synchronised with real life any other way is just redundancy..
Love this. V. interesting even though it's from many years ago. I'm trying to go from psychology to user experience design, and I am soo excited about it, and wish there were more documentaries on it.
Interesting vision of the future.... the internet of things is going to be revolutionary.
The movie inspired me, thanks! Love thinking about how we can design great, loving things that can merge into our lives.
we are all connected yet with some people on social media there is sometimes this effect it has on people where it makes them feel smaller like when we see each other on different accounts it makes it harder for us to get to know new people both in real life and in the media there is like this hierarchy of people now where we feel like people are above us like face book with friends or Instagram with followers and likes
The idea that digital books replicate the physical world is a bad thing is concerning for the credibility of those in this film. Don’t these people ever learn? Designing for humans and the real world - and not for devices - is a lesson learned. It took 20+ years. Flipping pages etc on a digital device is one of the great success stories. Who hell are these self appointed “experts” and their continuing habit of “knowing” the future? Sadly every generation has these arrogant idiots.
Powerful vision...I am inspired to apply critical thinking, feeling, create & share..thank U 4 the viddy....March on Designers
What a great documentary! Many thanks for sharing! 😊
So inspiring
super dope!!!
It fascinated me. Thank you!
Very interesting. Thanks a lot!!!!
Very good video.
this was great! thank you
That's probably why Google Glass needs to exist.
A lot of Apple products, that reminds me how pleasing those were then.
-Architect of Bing Mobile and Bing Maps
LOL
A civil architect plans a product to fit one person or a family need and has the exact layout all the time and it never changes ever again. A software architect plans a product to fit million persons needs, has an infinite number of modules that communicates through each other and it needs to support continuous changes. Closest thing a civil architect gets to a software architect is when he designs airports.
are you okay? its funny cuz Bing..
R.I.P Windows phone too
This isn't a documentary...
there is a AI web Development thing Called Grid. can any software replace the UI UX Design?
am i the only one who feels like some things were really dystopian lol, black mirror anyone?
30minutes of why people use cell phone where is ffing UX design concepts?
Bharat B this video is about trends and not a tutorial on design. I also think you may not completely comprehend the terms UX Design and UI Design. The first has hardly anything to do with visual design. Forgive me if I'm wrong.