Technology is full of beautiful unexpected uses. Even the most simple act of use innovation should be take as an inspirational example. Is it possible to design for unknow needs? Probably not. But you must always keep an eye on what people are doing with your product.
"Why should we keep that thing there? It's already at the sidebar/body/somewhere else..." This is my favourite of client's recurring questions. They all fear something is wrong when repeated. Probably driven by some obscure space scarcity fear they tend to identify those repeated items as threats to its siblings. Placing something more than ...
Ben Polak, an economics and management professor at Yale University, talked in this course about interesting concepts such as "strategic thinking", "evolutionary stability" and "Nash equilibrium", all applied to game thinking. Lectures are avaible in multiple formats, enviable organized and described at Open Yale Courses.
For the Net Geners, the stories of their lives become more important than the lives lived. It is not the experience itself, it is what they can tweet, blog, Flickr about it. An event has not happened if it is not being shared. By Tim Leberecht on Design mind.
Wouldn't it engage your attention?. Why do I blog this? Fine example of mixed reality with direct manipulation. It also shows the value of expectancy generation in advertising.
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