Monthly Archives: September 2008

Artefact Partners with HTC to Explore the Future of Mobile Touch-Screen Design

 

SEATTLE, WA – September 22, 2008 – Simple touch experience on a well designed device opens up a world of possibilities. Touch is so much more human and direct. After experiencing touch, going back to cumbersome keypads is like painting … Continue reading →

 

Innovators at Seattle’s Department of Transportation make Trash Waving Fun Again

 

Part one of two. Christopher Konrad brings us back into the field with a demonstration of how the city has addressed a design problem in need of attention. Check out the play by play:

 

Scott Smith

 

Scott joined Artefact from Carnegie Mellon University, where he graduated with degrees in both Industrial Design and Human Computer Interaction. With a diverse background that also delves into engineering and psychology, Scott strives to create designs that encourage rich interactions … Continue reading →

 

Rapid prototyping interactive environments, objects and ecosystems

 

Artefact held a brownbag session with a guest demo’er around the topic of rapid prototyping for physical interactive environments, objects and ecosystems. We introduced NETLab Opensource Tools for Designers, which enables designers to concept, test and iterate ideas without deep … Continue reading →