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DESIGNING FOR ALL SCREENS in a world of multiple platforms and viewports we need to be Sean Bengry, Senior Principal Accenture Academy

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DESIGNING FOR ALL SCREENSin a world of multiple platforms and viewports

we need to be

Sean Bengry, Senior Principal

Accenture Academy

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One thing to rule them all, One Size Fits all

• Can be done, but there are limitations

One link to rule them all?Responsive Adaptive Liquid

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One set of criteria

for every screen

size or device

category?

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bad teacher

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Design the User

To convince people about design, we had to say “This is going to solve userproblems”

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Design is how it works.“S T E V E J O B S

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Wake up and

smell the UX

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C O L L A B O R AT I V E

DESIGN THINKING

H U M A N

C E N T E R E D

C R E AT I V E

A N D

P L AY F U L

P R OTOT Y P E

D R I V E N

I T E R AT I V E

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Performance

Support

Talent

Management

Knowledge

Management

Structured

Learning

Access to

Experts

Social

Networking

And

Collaboration

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universal language

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Traditional instructional design is not enough

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is not enough

Responsive Design

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A visual language is a start…

Dan Roam, Visual Thinking Blog

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we need a

design language

Material

DesignHuman

Interface

Living

Language

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Graphic (learning)Instructional

Multimedia (learning)

Interaction/

Interface

(Po lymath ic ) LEARNING EXPERIENCE DESIGN

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Graphic (learning)

typography

color shapes

Understand the Elements and Principles

of Each System (process)

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Graphic (learning)

typography

color shapes

Lean on and apply good research and best

practices of each system (people)

R. Clark Duarte

Roam

Malamed

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Graphic (learning)

typography

color shapes

Leverage available tools and products to help

apply your design style (technology)

R. Clark Duarte

Roam

Malamed

Color

Photoshop

PowerPoint

iconMonstr

iStock

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scary taxi ride

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Instructional

Designer

Graphic

Designer

Multimedia

Designer

LMS

Programmer

the evolution of learning experience design

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It was the best of times,

it was the worst of times“

C H A R L E S D I C K E N S

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Create formal learning

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Create native apps

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Create digital storiesInklewriter

Storyform

Papermine

Immersive (Shorthand Social)

Adobe Slate, Spark

Inkling

Aquafadas

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“We become what we

behold. We shape our

tools and then our tools

shape us.

M A R S H A L L M C L U H A N

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What’s next?

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Build for use

(UX) not for

simple access

Build a design

language that

can be translated

across all screens

Use technology

to augment

your design, not

create it