Posts Tagged ‘Experience Design’
A few weeks ago, I posted a question on the whiteboard outside of the Experience Design Cubes:
What’s the difference between ‘information” and “content?”
I wasn’t looking for answers, just ideas and maybe a spirited discussion. Heck, the best I could do was. “I know it when I see it.” Check out some of the responses from the whiteboard.
Tags: Content, Content strategy, Experience Design, Information Architecture
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Well, Bill Gates said it during his CES keynote, which sucked by the way. Surprise. The Wiki has a page on it, however anemic, and there’s a group called NUI (e.g. – Natural User Interface) that has assembled to explore this emerging area of interaction design.
So I of course explored last night; thinking what is it? A new word for the same old shat, or something truly different? And if it is different, how different, and how does it compare with what we’re familiar with today, or is that not fair to ask? NUI is actually pronounced ‘new’ – so maybe someone’s thought real hard about this, being new that is.
Tags: Experience Design, gestural interfaces, interaction design, iPhone, natural user interface, surface, touch
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