Syntheate ideation: Tools for infinite UX creativity

UX Australia Podcast: All presentations from 2009-2014 by UX Australia

Apr 1, 201500:21:23Arts and Design

The human brain is slowing down our ability to design. While neuroscience tells us how the brain’s oscillations aid creativity, little has been done to connect theory to UX. Combining neuroscientific theory with live act...

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