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Design Engaged 2004

We are all sat around a table in Amsterdam, at Design Engaged 2004. There are lots of photos going up to Flickr, and here are my notes.

13 November 2004

Time that land forgot

Time that land forgot screenshot

Timo Arnall & Even Westvang.

At the Iceland inside and out workshop Even Westvang and Timo Arnall collaborated on a project looking at ways of contextualising photographs by time and geography. We chose to shift the balance of representation away from location, towards image and time. This is a summary of our ideas and process, with an initial working prototype.

30 July 2004

Outside In

Leaving Göteborg, heading to Norway, after two days of presentations and workshops at Outside In at Röda Sten.

15 June 2004

Mobile social software applications

A growing list of social applications that work in a mobile context.

6 June 2004

Urban GPS experience

Using a GPS receiver in dense urban areas requires constant attention to avoid losing satellite signals. My photography is suffering because I am constantly trying to get satellites instead of looking.

12 April 2004

Design for television

Typographer.org / David Earls has covered the basics of design for television in a clear and accessible way. I have been meaning to write up some guidelines specific to (interactive) television, here is a start.

10 March 2004

Game design books

My books on game design and architecture.

11 April 2003

Experience design books

My books on experience design.——-

17 February 2003

Brand and communication books

My brand and communication design books.

18 January 2003

Business and strategy books

My business and strategy books.

12 January 2003

The Landscape of Experience

The Living Surfaces annual conference focuses on the rapidly accelerating role of interactive media in design practice and on the role of design in successful new media projects. Drawing a national audience of design professionals, Living Surfaces offers presentations, panel discussions, and opportunities for informal interaction with international leaders in new media.——-

14 November 2001