His interests in the area range from the application of formal techniques in interface design to methods for enhancing innovation and creativity. His background also includes work on farm crop sprayers and remote-controlled submarines.
He was one of the founder-director of two Internet dot. We only invite contributions from globally recognized authorities within their respective design fields. Log in Join our community Join us. Open menu Close menu. Join us. Open-Source, Open-Access Literature The democratization of design knowledge is at the very heart of our mission. Table of Contents 1. Human Computer Interaction - brief intro by John M. Social Computing by Thomas Erickson.
Visual Representation by Alan Blackwell. Mobile Computing by Jesper Kjeldskov. End-User Development by Margaret M. Burnett and Christopher Scaffidi. Philosophy of Interaction by Dag Svanaes. Requirements Engineering by Alistair G. Context-Aware Computing by Albrecht Schmidt. Usability Evaluation by Gilbert Cockton. Activity Theory by Victor Kaptelinin. Disruptive Innovation by Clayton M.
Talia Wolf. Talia Wolf is a conversion optimization specialist who generates more revenue, leads and sales for her clients using emotional targeting and persuasion. As Founder of GetUplift, Talia and her team provide conversion optimization services for high-growth companies with customer-centric methods and data-driven analysis.
Recently, Talia was listed as one of the most influential experts in conversion optimization. You can follow Talia's work on her website and connect with her on Twitter. Morgane Peng. Morgane Peng started her career in consulting and finance, where she explained structured investment solutions to diverse clients ranging from agricultural cooperatives in Paris to regional banks in in Hong Kong. She saw a design opportunity in the badly-designed, esoteric software used in financial systems and on the trading floor.
In her quest to make enterprise financial management tools more user-friendly, she found a path to becoming a UX designer. Working out of the year old banking group's offices in London and Paris, she delivers united and meaningful experiences with her team across Societe Generale products—ranging across start-ups, corporates and financial institutions.
Previously, Morgane ventured into various fields such as consulting, financial markets and tech. You can connect with Morgane on her website and LinkedIn, or follow her on Twitter.
Joshua Seiden. Josh Seiden is a designer, product leader, author and entrepreneur who help clients launch new products and services. Josh has been creating great technology products for more than 25 years. As the Founder of Seiden Consulting, he works with clients as a coach and product leader. Working with both startups and large enterprises, he helps clients define strategy, discover and launch digital products and services, as well as improve the working processes of their teams. Earlier, he was a Founder and Principal at Neo, the influential digital product innovation studio.
Josh has also spent time on Wall Street, where he was Head of Product Design at Liquidnet, the institutional brokerage network. He got his start in Silicon Valley, where, among other things, he led pioneering interaction design teams at Cooper.
Josh is a popular and highly sought-after speaker who appears at conferences around the world. He teaches workshops in Agile and Lean methods for product teams, and you can often find him working with teams and leaders as a coach and mentor. Josh is an award winning author whose recent work has been recognized by Thinkers50 for outstanding work in the field of Innovation. Todd Zaki Warfel. Todd Zaki Warfel is an author, keynote speaker, and executive leadership coach.
Todd has held executive leadership roles at Twitter, Cisco, and Workday, where he learned a lot about building teams, developing purpose-driven leaders, and navigating the seas of change in the tech world. Todd is a leader in the fields of design and usability, and today, he works as an executive coach to help leaders and organizations to grow, innovate, and change to thrive.
From his popular talks at universities and design conferences, Todd enjoys a reputation as a great storyteller—and in this Master Class, you can benefit from his skills and experience first-hand. In , Todd published the Design Career Index annual report, the largest independent global study on the impact of executive leadership and career progression ladders on organizational health and maturity. To get in touch with Todd, you can visit his website. Greg Nudelman. An internationally acclaimed design workshop leader and accredited graduate course instructor, Greg has delivered 86 keynotes and workshops in 14 countries.
He is also a widely-known author who has published 5 UX Design books. His latest book, "UI for AI" is slated for release in Kevin Bethune. He also writes frequently for publications like Bloomberg, Design. Blog and DesignObserver. Zoltan Kollin. Zoltan Kollin is a UX professional who has worked as a UX designer, speaker and trainer for over a decade.
Currently, Zoltan leads an amazing team that designs video products at IBM. Africa Victor Asemota. Asia Binh Truong. Hanoi Vietnam. Oceania Binh Truong. South America Alexis Brantes Rodriguez. Santiago of Chile Chile. Argentina Sebastian D'Amore. Buenos Aires Buenos Aires Argentina. Austria Hannes Robier. Graz Austria. Hannes Robier is the founder of the usability and user experience-consulting agency youspi GmbH, as well as the organizer of the World Usability Congress. Bangladesh Md.
Faruk Hossain. Dhaka Bangladesh. Belgium Alok Nandi. Brussels Belgium. Brazil Ricardo Sato. Chile Pamela Donoso Oggero. Santiago Region Metropolitana Chile. Dominican Republic Natalia Suarez. Santo Domingo Dominican Republic.
Quito Pichincha Ecuador. France Alok Nandi. Germany Niels D. Frankfurt am Main Germany. Through helpful, real-world examples, he walks you through its composition and structure, the types of triggers that initiate it, rules that define how microinteractions are used, as well as the best practices on feedback and user preferences in relation to microinteraction design.
Although small, microinteractions actually have a huge impact on how we interact with our digital devices and can have help to improve the user experience. Dan Saffer will show you how. This is a great example of combining design theory with design practice, situating digital design in the history of the design process and critical thinking and exploring design as process and not an output. This book includes strategies on how to nurture a positive design environment, hire and evaluate designers and how to provide helpful feedback when things go well or when things go wrong.
Read more on the UX-business strategy link in our interview with Jaime Levy here. Mike is an excellent storyteller, sharing his ideas in the form of advice and anecdotes. Mike Monteiro is co-founder and design director of Mule Design. Although this might not sound like the most obvious choice for interaction design book, we had to include it in our list. Bernstein leverages the concept of creativity in music and relates it to design.
A great, albeit unconventional read for anyone looking for design inspiration or a break from the more traditional theory behind interaction design. Charles H. Bernstein is an American poet, essayist, editor, and literary scholar. This text is recommended for practicing designers: interaction designers, industrial designers, UX practitioners, graphic designers, interface designers, and managers. Provides new and fresh insights on designing for behavior in a world of increased connectivity and mobility and how design education has evolved over the decades Maintains the informal-yet-informative voice that made the first edition so popular.
Jon Kolko Jon Kolko is the Executive Director of Design Strategy for Thinktiv and is responsible for designing and delivering emotionally resonating and relevant products, services, and systems. He has worked extensively in the professional world of interaction design, solving the problems of Fortune clients.
His work has extended into the worlds of consumer electronics, mobile, web, supply chain management, demand planning, and customer-relationship management. The underlying theme of these problems and projects was the creation of Design with a focus on Design Synthesis and the creation of meaning.
He was also a Professor of Interaction and Industrial Design at the Savannah College of Art and Design, where he was instrumental in shaping the Interaction and Industrial Design undergraduate and graduate programs.
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