Explorative services and UIs – MEX, London 2013
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A short keynote on thoughts and issues related to the challenges of designing and evaluating explorative services and UIs.
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Explorative services and UIs – MEX, London 2013
- 2. EXPLORATIVE CAR CRUISES An enjoyable navigation experience
- 3. POSITION Use case: Get from point A to point B as quick as possible.
- 4. POSITION Use case: It's the way that is the labour's worth.
- 5. PROBLEM Traditional maps do not stimulate exploration
- 6. POSSIBILITIES Stimulation fulfilled by exploring and discovering new things
- 8. FUTURE OF USER INTERFACES Fluid and unmediated exploration
- 9. POSITION So many things, so little to do!
- 10. PROBLEM Task-based interactions prevent exploration VS
- 11. POSSIBILITIES Contextual relevance at all time!
- 12. POSSIBILITIES Can exploration be efficient?
- 13. CONTENT EXPLORATION Losing myself to data
- 14. POSITION Today’s user generated content services caters for exploration deluxe when looking for something new.
- 15. POSITION Today’s user generated content services caters for exploration deluxe when looking for something new.
- 16. PROBLEM What the heck happened to that plywood? I ended up buying shoes!
- 17. PROBLEM I am losing myself to data
- 18. POSSIBILITIES Can tracking and history become smarter?
- 19. NOW, TELL US, HOW WAS YOUR RIDE? Great! I never got to Rome.
- 20. POSITION Exploratory UI mechanisms are supporting experiences with undefined goals or tasks.
- 21. PROBLEM But how do you evaluate a service when experience metrics like accuracy and efficiency are not applicable?
- 22. POSSIBILITIES Finding new metrics for evaluating services catering for exploration. Getting started fast are we?
- 23. POSSIBILITIES Finding new metrics for evaluating services catering for exploration. How much lostness do you feel?
- 24. POSSIBILITIES Finding new metrics for evaluating services catering for exploration. How long time before you get bored?
- 25. Thank You! Sofia Svanteson Design Strategist Per Nordqvist Interaction Designer