Nathan Shedroff
Autor de Make It So: Interaction Design Lessons from Science Fiction
Obras de Nathan Shedroff
Etiquetado
Conocimiento común
- Género
- male
- Lugares de residencia
- San Francisco, California, USA
- Ocupaciones
- entrepreneur
lecturer - Organizaciones
- California College of the Arts
- Biografía breve
- [excerpt from California College of the Arts website]
Nathan speaks and teaches internationally and has written extensively on design and business issues, including the update to his 2001 book, Experience Design 1.1. He maintains a website with resources on experience design. He's a serial entrepreneur; works in several media; and consults strategically to help companies build better, more meaningful experiences for their customers.
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Make It So: Interaction Design Lessons from Science… por Nathan Shedroff
Commenting or reflecting on the futuristic interaction techniques of science fiction movies may be something that most interaction designers have done at one point or another. This book takes that pastime to a whole new level, analyzing a wide selection of science fiction technologies and technology uses from an interaction design point of view. The result is fun and entertaining, and not entirely without inspirational value.
An interesting read showing how meaning is made from designed experiences.
Shedroff approaches experience design as a multidisciplinary field, involving digital artifacts as well as many other materials. A particularly interesting aspect from my point of view is Shedroff’s attempts to articulate qualities of use experiences.
The notion of experience design has been more or less worn out in recent years by interaction design practitioners and managers, but this book provides a refreshing reminder that the customer is really where everything starts and ends. The authors survey the development of consumerism and marketing from product focus through brand focus to experience focus, and then devote most of the book to a customer-centered process for developing products and services. The development process they introduce is strongly focused on the meaning that products and services make to customers, and builds an empirically well-grounded and coherent image of intended experience. In my opinion, it addresses a topic of growing significance to interaction designers and it does so in a highly credible way.… (más)
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- 320
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- 3.3
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- 4
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- 20
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- 1