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User Interfaces beyond the screen
The document discusses the evolution and future of user interfaces, emphasizing the importance of designing products that enhance human experiences. It explores various input methods beyond traditional screens, such as gestural controls and physical interfaces, while predicting future trends in technology and interface design. The author argues for a balanced integration of digital and physical elements in product development to create intuitive and user-friendly experiences.
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- 1. UI Beyond theScreen 17 Feb 2016 Jason Mesut Founder, Resonant Local Leader, IxDA London @jasonmesut
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- 5. How would thesefuture solutions work as part of your life?
- 6. What does yourhome look like?
- 7. Original iPhone ?? 2007 —Direct manipulation —Dynamicdisplay —Rich graphics
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- 26. I believe… We shouldbe designing products and services that fit our worlds, and enhance our lives
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- 35. Why do Icare about the future of User Interfaces?
- 36. 5years Industrial Design years Digital UserExperience 16
- 37. 4years Local leader Interaction Design Association Lo n d o n Subjects over 4 years Internet of Things Future of publishing Urban environment Smart materials Mobility / Automotive Clinical applications Smart home Upcoming… Music interfaces Consumer healthcare
- 38. Working on anew transportation service for past 2 years Icons created by Vicons Design from the Noun Project ? – Helps people unlock London – Mobile apps and wider digital services – Spaces, places, people, vehicles, interactions – Various connected things
- 39. – Design trendsand strategy – Interaction design – Visual inspiration – Animations – Video Also conceiving future UI for vehicles
- 40. 2015 2017 20192021 2023 2025 2027 20292016 2018 2020 2022 2024 2026 2028 2030 Targeting a long term future
- 41. 2015 2017 20192021 2023 2025 2027 20292016 2018 2020 2022 2024 2026 2028 2030 The earliest release
- 42. 2015 2017 20192021 2023 2025 2027 20292016 2018 2020 2022 2024 2026 2028 2030 The time horizons digital designs for
- 43. 2015 2017 20192021 2023 2025 2027 20292016 2018 2020 2022 2024 2026 2028 2030 How long the solution may exist for
- 44. 2015 2017 20192021 2023 2025 2027 20292016 2018 2020 2022 2024 2026 2028 2030 Different time horizons
- 45. 2015 2017 20192021 2023 2025 2027 20292016 2018 2020 2022 2024 2026 2028 2030 Future fuzziness
- 46. Safety vs. sales –In-car UI – Considering autonomous driving – A long term future
- 47. UI/UX/SD/DSUser Interface UsereXperience Service Design Design Strategy I could talk about all of the above
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- 49. What is a UserInterface? UI/UX/SD
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- 51. User Interface A humanthat uses a product or service: customer, employee, citizen, parent, child UI/UX/SD
- 52. User Interface A humanthat uses something A medium for a user to understand and control a product or service UI/UX/SD
- 53. Classic diagram byBill Verplank
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- 56. See Hear TouchSmell Taste Icons from Volodin Anton, hunotika, Deivid Sáenz, Jakob Vogel via the Noun Project
- 57. Speed of perception Amountof information Interpretation accuracy Ability to ignore ++ ++ + + ++ + - - +++ + - - - - + - - - - + - - - See Hear Touch Smell Taste
- 58. See Hear TouchSmell Talk
- 59. Handles and buttons Continuous(analogous) and Discreet (digital) Inputs
- 60. The best interfacescombine both handles and buttons eg, Touchscreen, mouse Bill Verplank
- 62. Graphical User Interface Allows usersto interact with electronic systems
- 63. Visual Language Motion Graphics InformationDesign Information Architecture Interaction Design
- 64. Visual Language Motion Graphics InformationDesign Information Architecture Interaction Design
- 65. Visual language Motion graphics InformationDesign Information Architecture Interaction Design Still relevant
- 66. But there’s moreto UI than just GUI Physical Telephone Voice Embedded Distributed Text
- 67. I want totalk you through The future present The future possible The future likely What you can do
- 68. What’s going onnow? The future present
- 69. We’re still gettingto grips with touchscreens
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- 71. We are oftenblind to their Weaknesses
- 73. We are stilladdressing the Input problem of fingers on glass
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- 76. ??? Steve lied We doneed a pointer
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- 80. Screens in front ofbabies http://www.digitaltrends.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/fisher-price-ipad-apptivity-seat.jpg
- 81. What is goingon Beyond the screen?
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- 94. Even if theymake us look ridiculous
- 95. A recipe forconnected products? + +Physical Product Physical/ Digital Interface Digital Services Connected product =
- 96. Aesthetic Visceral. Visual,sonic, feel. Interactive Behavioural. Distribution of inputs and controls. Experiential Reflective. Fit with person’s context and ecosystems. Key levels of harmony Components of integrated experience + +Physical Product Physical/ Digital Interface Digital Services Connected product =
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- 100. How far canthis go? Her
- 101. How far canthis go? Ex Machina
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- 103. No such thing asa natural UI
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- 109. Most of thetime It’s still UI Just not GUI
- 110. Less visual clutter Lesslearning (in theory) Less conscious interaction Greater chance of false intention
- 112. KISSKeep it SimpleStupid An overly simplistic business cliche
- 113. YMCAYou Must ConsiderAlternatives What I always think in response
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- 118. Designers role Tame complexityfor human + business advantage
- 119. Where should wefocus? The future likely
- 120. The future isalready here — it's just not very evenly distributed. William Gibson, 1993 Cliche slide
- 121. Touch and gesture willevolve
- 123. Screen form factors willevolve
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- 135. Integrated automotive interface Texas Instruments Immersive Automobile Physicalcontrols designed in concert with graphical user interface
- 138. We’ll see more strokablesurfaces
- 139. Roli Seaboard Roli Innovative expressive piano.Keys you can bend.
- 141. There will bemore distributed interfaces Mainly knobs
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- 147. One thing isfor certain, although we are entering a digital future, the Knob is here to stay! http://knobfeel.tumblr.com/
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- 151. And older interfaces willsurvive
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- 153. How can youbetter focus for the future?
- 154. Get Physical andDigital designers together
- 155. Connect on sharedmotivations and values Calibrate language, practices and timelines Create together
- 156. Make the futurereal
- 157. Beware concept videos Tellreal stories and demonstrate with working prototypes
- 158. The Internet of Ubiquitous Computing Information ApplianceThings is growing Prototype out loud
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- 163. The Future ofUser Interfaces?
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- 166. Almost anything canbe done physically or digitally now. Now it’s about choice. Understanding industrial Design
- 167. The Future ofUser Interfaces? It’s like today, with some small differences — Politer interactions — Evolved touch, gesture, voice, sound — New screen form factors — Physical controls augmenting displays
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