Escaping Flatland in Application Design: Rich User Experiences

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?

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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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Chip Ganassi RacingNascar Fan Gadget

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Concept DemoInteractive Ticket Selector

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Rich User Experiences

Questions?

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