escaping flatland in application design: rich user experiences
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Learn how technology and rich application design can not only enhance seemingly ordinary interactions but also engage users like never before. We showcase examples of how to create more compelling user experiences on the Web and desktop. To top it off, we walk through building a highly interactive application making use of these principles.TRANSCRIPT
Escaping Flatland in Application Design: Rich User Experiences
Jeff McLeanDirector of Design Technologyprojekt202
Peter Eckert Chief Creative Officerprojekt202
MIX09 – C11F
projekt202We help technology companies to design and develop NextGen Rich User Experiences.
Rich User ExperiencesWhat does it mean?
Rich=?User=?Experience=?
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Rich User ExperiencesWhat does it mean?
Rich=?Analog Qualities
TactileVisual & AudioMotion
ConsistentEngagingTailoredPowerful
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Rich User ExperiencesWhat does it mean?
User=?User ResearchGeneration x,y,z,iPhone Dilemma
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Rich User ExperiencesWhat does it mean?
Experience=?Experience is everything from start to endDeliveryPackagingInstallationUser interfaceHelpSupportUpgrade pathEtc.
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Rich User ExperiencesWhat to do first?
Understand your usersUnderstand your competitionUnderstand your technology optionsUnderstand yourself
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Rich User ExperiencesHow to do it?
Ideation firstData points are users, competition, technology and your desired brand attributes
ValidateTest concepts before development
Choose technologyNextgen technologies allow for flexibility
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Rich User ExperiencesExamples
Medhost versus Ganassi
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Medhost, Inc.Emergency Room Application
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Collaboration, Medhost, Microsoft, projekt202
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Chip Ganassi RacingNascar Fan Gadget
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Collaboration, Chip Ganassi Racing, Microsoft, projekt202
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Concept DemoInteractive Ticket Selector
demo
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Rich User Experiences
Questions?
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