We've been put in the vibe space
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We've been put in the vibe space
Spaces aren't about getting a clear goal accomplished. A space is a place for non-goal directed, exploratory activity. Like jazz jam sessions, art studios, or conversations with friends. At larger scale, research labs, festivals, and universities count as spaces. Online games like Roblox and Minecraft are spaces. What do I mean by non-goal directed... See more
Joe Edelman • On Planting Fields
We usually rely on a mix of spatial memory and well-written labels to find what we need in this kind of interface. But that only goes so far. At some point, we have to find ways to help users navigate apps outside of graphical menu bars, mystery icons in toolbars, and tabbed settings panels.
Maggie Appleton • Command K Bars
show that user-experience design offers us a new lens for the study of spaces as designed objects, as well as illuminates the relationship between designed spaces and the behaviors that occur within them. The language of experience design opens an engaging framework for studying spaces in myriad contexts and evaluating the role digital technology p
... See moreJohn A. McArthur • Digital Proxemics: How Technology Shapes the Ways We Move (Digital Formations Book 110)
We tried to create a horizontal space in which people could select what actually resonates with them. Whatever stands out to you is going to be wildly different from what stands out to me
Tina Rivers Ryan • Spike Art Magazine
I wanted the experience of computation to feel. I wanted the experience to feel fluid. I wanted to create something that users could move through without friction or boundaries.
uxdesign.cc • Introducing Mercury OS – UX Collective
our use of space is negotiated among the people present and between the environment and people within it. We can know about spaces or places, but that knowledge always leads to the question, “Have you been there?” The “being there” is the key to the mutual impacts between us and the spaces we inhabit.
John A. McArthur • Digital Proxemics: How Technology Shapes the Ways We Move (Digital Formations Book 110)
Instead of focusing on your own solution, you must first understand what people want and why that’s important to them. Accordingly, JTBD deliberately avoids mention of particular solutions in order to first comprehend the process that people go through