“Technologists have a responsibility to help people form accurate mental models of changing technologies.” – Bowles, Cennydd (2018). Future Ethics (p. 113). NowNext Press.
15/02/2021
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Category Archives: Books
16/12/2018
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My three alltime-favorite books for interaction designers.
Even though my shelf is very full of good ( and also not that good books) there are exactly three books that have had a tremendous impact on my professional thinking, and to which I keep coming back to again … Continue reading
28/02/2018
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People don’t care about your product or brand.
So true: “People don’t care about your product or brand. They care about themselves. That’s something that you can and should embrace when you build products.” Donna Lichaw. The User’s Journey: Storymapping Products That People Love. 2016, Rosenfeld Media.
17/01/2018
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On spending money aka the yearly budgeting process.
Word. Static processes are not made for dynamic environments like it should be in digital product design. “Budgeting prevents rapid response. [Businesses] need to respond rapidly to unpredictable events but the annual budgeting process was never designed for this purpose.” … Continue reading
17/01/2018
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Book Recommendation: Sense and Respond
Nowadays, organisations have to engage in a real-time dialog with their users. This requires re-thinking traditional top-down company cultures, which is important because, well, any business is a digital business somehow nowadays. So, here’s a book recommendation on that topic, … Continue reading
20/11/2010
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20 Things I learned about the Browser and the Web
20 Things I learned about the Browser and the Web ist ein auf HTML5 basierendes interaktives Buch, in welchem die Grundlagen über das Internet und Browser mit Illustrationen untermalt erklärt werden. Herausgegeben wurde es vom Google Chrome Team. Man kann … Continue reading
30/10/2010
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Dive into HTML 5
Mark Pilgrim, Autor & Blogger hat seine freie eBook Serie “Dive into..” mit “Dive into HTML5″ erweitert. Das komplette Buch dazu erschien beim O’Reilly Verlag. http://diveintohtml5.org/
17/10/2010
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Where Good Ideas Come From
Der US Autor Steven Johnson, der schwerpunktmässig die kulturellen und soziologischen Auswirkungen der neuen Technologien unter die Lupe nimmt und der u.a. auch für die Wired schreibt, beschäftigt sich in seinem neuen Buch mit der Frage, wie gute Ideen entstehen. … Continue reading