A screen called room
Today’s challenge in computing isn’t anymore about computing power but about input and output. We are discovering new ways to have humans and computers interact, in a process that is incrementally taking over the whole room.
Microsoft Phone vs Facebook Home: why “social” works for one and not for the other
Chrome’s Blink and the low-frequency systemic iteration
How to keep the company culture uniform from 40 to 1800 people
May articles
A screen called room
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The beginning of Branded Interactions
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The Master Bar Pattern: Design and Usage
Brainstorming 2.0: how Boosted Brainstorming can help you
Design by Example: the quick design brainstorming workshop
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Incremental and Radical Innovation: can User Centered Design help?
Psychological Essentialism: how Art and Design relate
A brief history of agile methods
The unsurprising survival of business cards
Responsive or Device Experience? No, it’s about the Journey
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Moving to London? A quick guide
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Social Experience Design: one method, two tools, three tips, the lecture
AirPlay, AirDrop, Apple TV and the future of proximity interactions
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Google+ Early Adopters Circles Survey
South Korean commuters can use a Tesco Virtual Subway Store
Bridging the physical barrier: QR Codes, NFC & AR
The optimization trap
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The double pyramid of a successful social business
OAuth and OpenID: the good and the ugly
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The Vignelli Twelve Typefaces… well, almost
Blinkslate: minimalist customisable WordPress theme
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The ethics of social networks: let’s start considering it
From counter badges to game badges
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