Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

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(My presentation from the IA Summit 2008) Want a fresh perspective on UI design? Look around. Not at other web sites or desktop applications but at other interactive media. Tivo, the iPhone, the Wii software interface, the ‘Sugar’ OS for the XO Laptop… there’s a world of new UI inspiration that is already being proven out in other devices.

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Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

Inspiration from The Edge: New Patterns for Interface Design

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If we focus too much on content, we ignore what we know about how our associative brain comes to makes sense new information. Think about how many people respond before reading past the first sentence of an email, or how a magazine article doesn't get the same reaction when displayed in HTML. Or consider how knowing the author of a publication influences your judgement of that content. Picking up from the session Stephen P. Anderson gave last year on "The Stories We Construct" (a biological look at the narratives that influence behavior), this session focuses on how we come to perceive—and respond to— information. From phantom limbs to magicians fooling our senses, Stephen proposes a model that makes sense of how we truly experience information. Practical? You'll leave with a deep understanding of everything UX is about and an awareness of common practices that don't account for this knowledge.

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