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67. Matt Webb | UX Week 2009 | Adaptive Path
2 months ago
Design Is In Your Hands
Smart products bring their own design challenges. Internet-connected devices and plastic filled with electronics behave in unexpected ways: what does it means for a physical thing to side-load its behaviour, or for a toy to have its own presence in your social network? What we’ve learned about user experience on the Web is a great place to start: social software, adaptation, designing for action creating action — these are principles familiar on the Web, and still valuable when design is not on the screen but in your hands.

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  • danw 11 days ago
    The Bob the Builder toy from the Argos catalog probably doesn't use RFID. These toys usually use magnets and reed switches because RFID drains that batteries too fast.
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