Monthly Archives: February 2010

How will human emotions be affected when they are encountered with a virtual replica?

 

[tweetmeme]Reading the interactive design news I discovered W3C research, released for public view and feedback on October 29th, 2009. W3C created the first draft of the Emotion Markup Language 1.0, conceived as a “plug-in” language for use in three different … Continue reading →

 

Tools for building a 3D UX

 

[tweetmeme]Finally the final part of the 3d blog. As I mentioned in the previous posts on 3d, there are very poor tools for creating great looking 3d user experiences. This article will not concern itself with the aesthetics of 3d … Continue reading →

 

designFAIL #1: Blue Sky vs. Buttoned Down

 

#designfail #designthinking [tweetmeme]Innovation, breakthroughs, leapfrogging, whatever you want to call it, is earned by carefully balancing the extremes. Ken Fry, design director, recently wrote an article for Fast Company about finding the best scenario to produce better innovation. Do you … Continue reading →

 

Artefact Continues to Grow its Team and Capabilities with Strategic Hires

 

SEATTLE, WA – February 2, 2010 — Artefact, a Seattle-based design consultancy, today announced that it has added two new staff members, Charlie Stabb and Kateryna Sitner to its design team. Charlie Stabb joins Artefact as design director. With over … Continue reading →