Insights curated by Experientia, the UX research and design consultancy
Insights curated by Experientia, the UX research and design consultancy
Category UserResearch
UK research firm claims mobile users are turned-off by advanced features
Intuition is losing ground to data mining, a new book claims
Jan Chipchase of Nokia on the challenges of human-centred design
UK research shows that older web users spend more time online than any other group
Europe’s children are internet and mobile savvy and are well aware of the possible risks
SAP user experience testing
Intel to customise solutions for the Russian dacha
Book: Interaction Design – beyond human-computer interaction (2nd edition)
Standford’s Design and Medical Schools team up on Respira for asthma sufferers
Jeannie Choe reports on Core77 how Stanford University’s Design School and School of Medicine teamed up to create Respira, an extremely affordable device for better asthma care. “In order for asthma inhalers to perform effectively, the discharged medicine must be…
Charmr, a laudable Adaptive Path R&D project
United Airlines magazine on ethnography in business
Nokia design director on emerging markets
Antti Kujala, a design director at Nokia’s headquarters in Espoo, Finland, spearheaded Nokia’s strategy and design development. He spoke to Nandini Lakshman of Business Week in New Delhi about the nuances of designing for emerging markets and about future mobile…
User experience and the analysts
Jakob Nielsen: the web design guru that web designers love to hate
Five new experience design-related interviews by Adaptive Path
What’s new in participatory design with Liz SandersLiz Sanders (UX Week conference page) is the president of MakeTools, a design research company that focuses on collaborative creativity about the participatory process and it’s impact on design. Liz has worked across…
Second thoughts on Second Life
PDF prototypes: mistakenly disregarded and underutilised
What patients want
Central role for co-creation and ethnography at new Nokia design studio in Bangalore
Nokia’s new design studio in Bangalore, India, will use co-creation and ethnographic approaches to explore new design ideas for mobile phones targeted at the Indian market. InfoWorld reports: The studio in India is one of four satellite studios that Nokia…