design (web, ind, etc.)
As I noted earlier, the ideal instrumental interface for any task or problem is a magic button that can (1) read the user’s mind perfectly to understand the desired task, and (2) perform it instantly and completely to the desired specifications.
In absence of such a perfect button, you, the designer, must conceive of the closest possible... See more
In absence of such a perfect button, you, the designer, must conceive of the closest possible... See more
Instrumental interfaces, engaged interfaces | thesephist.com
I would draw a distinction from the egg theory. The core of the egg theory is that when a product or process is too easy, people don’t feel a sense of contribution or accomplishment. The IKEA effect, though, focuses on the value people place on things they’ve had a hand in creating.
For me, when it comes to AI product design, this means... See more
For me, when it comes to AI product design, this means... See more
Rex Woodbury • How Consumer Psychology Informs AI Product Design
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the previous problem with voice-as-interface is that those products didn't give you a "resting position" that was useful
for example, with touch/gesture -> the resting position is visual information that just sits there waiting for you
with most current voice structures, you're essentially... See more
Reggie Jamesx.comYes, there can be taste in technology. But the problem is that the majority of practitioners are not consciously trying to extend nor synthesize towards improving quality of life.
Instead we are stuck in the darkest loop of identity confirmation derivatives, in order to extract and accumulate professional status for ourselves.
Taste in technology... See more
Instead we are stuck in the darkest loop of identity confirmation derivatives, in order to extract and accumulate professional status for ourselves.
Taste in technology... See more

