Closing keynote: Attributes and aesthetics of experience
This talk reflects interests and confusions in user experience design by comparing two approaches to UX, experience as principle or as the s...
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UX Australia Podcast: All presentations from 2009-2014
Presentations from all UX Australia conferences, 2009-2014.
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20 of 287 episodesThe customer is not the user: Designing for the enterprise
More designers are being tasked with designing solutions where the contexts of use. purchase, and even realized value may be completely sepa...
(Re)framing: The first step towards innovative ideas
The questions we ask ourselves at the idea generation stage of design play a critical role in the nature of the ideas generated. Bold questi...
VicRoads case study: Bigger, better and responsive
Interested in responsive design? Richard and Jolanda will share their key insights in redesigning one of the most highly trafficked Victoria...
When the city becomes the interface: From third-wave interaction to city apps
If we think about the city as an operating system, what would the digital interfaces through which we interact with the city look like? This...
One piece at a time
Whether you’re drowning in data or struggling for insights the hardest thing can be getting a project out of the gate. Like Johnny Cash sang...
The no-asshole rule
In my usability and user research recruiting I’m worried that I’m getting too many nice people who are self-selecting to participate because...
Why design sprints are awesome and how to run one
Running a half day, or, a full day design sprint is intimidating if you have never run a design sprint before. I’ll focus on why design spri...
What talk show hosts can teach us about research interviews
Talk show hosts know all about uncovering deep insights – after all, that’s their bread and butter. In this talk, Kimberley from Meld Studio...
Becoming a great listener with one simple trick
Listening is a foundation skill for all designers. We all know what great versus poor listeners do. But what if you could use a simple phras...
Industrial design and UI design: Does form follow function?
As with all complexity in the world today, it is inadequate to use ‘linear thinking’ in siloed disciplines. To create effective interactions...
Same, same, but very different: The UX of fitness trackers
Having worn at least three wearables for over 12 months, people often ask Oliver “Which is the best?”. For a bunch of black rubber bands the...
Wearables: empowering, transforming, inclusive
For many of us, wearables are just cool new tech. For people with disabilities, wearables can be a game changer. Heard about the smart glove...
Ambient intelligence: The new AI
Our devices and wearables collect so much ambient information about us and use it to create great, often unnoticed and sometimes slightly cr...
Using behaviour design to change the culture around alcohol
How do you change something as endemic in Australian culture as excessive alcohol consumption? This isn’t a typical consulting job. It requi...
The web you were used to is gone
The internet as we knew it doesn’t exist anymore. It’s now the one we carry in our pockets; the one users expect to provide information and...
Framing Feelix: MYOB’s UX framework
MYOB and HeathWallace have created “Feelix”, the MYOB UX Framework – a trusted, scalable, ‘assertive’ benchmark for tactical direction, stra...
The dirty business of UX in hospitals
In Australia it’s estimated over 200,000 people a year acquire an infection in hospital, most of these can be prevented by staff simply wash...
Hearing the voice of the customer in the enterprise product development lifecycle
Have you ever struggled to create a robust evaluation methodology for diverse and complex products? In this presentation, we describe how we...
Syntheate ideation: Tools for infinite UX creativity
The human brain is slowing down our ability to design. While neuroscience tells us how the brain’s oscillations aid creativity, little has b...