I was lucky to attend to the very interesting September edition of UX Book Club. This time, the book for review was Brave NUI World: Designing Natural User Interfaces for Touch and Gesture.
The space Nealite lent for the event was full of attendants, and some snacks and drinks were provided. For near 2h30 we were talking and discussing about Natural User Interfaces, Touch devices and Mobile developement, always around this very interesting book.
In the research phase for a online magazine overhaul I am doing right now, I have just checked this site. I enclose two images just to show how one of the oldest and ugliest HTML publishing side effects -proper text justification- may have seen its end.
Designing for multiple platforms is, as always, a challenge due to so many differente parameters.
Sam Woodman is a lead UX consultant at Adobe, and thanks to UXParis Linkedin Group and Nealite, he has made a remarkable speech before a packed audience at La Cantine (Paris) about the changes in UX paradigm in Tablet devices.
Updated: Julien Hillon has published his resumé in french: http://julien-hillion.fr/nui-paradigm-shift-sam-woodman/
In January 2008, the Corporate Image Department of BBVA (second largest spanish bank) came to us with a special need: they wanted to set up a web showcase in which the bank employees could appreciate the importance of fine design into everyone's life.
The briefing was clear: Although this is a design site, it must tightly follow the bank's corporate image line, but it must also leave space for a designer and arty layout so the public can taste the feeling of aesthethics and quality.