Archive for the ‘Experience Design’ Category

Store begivenheder, der tiltrækker masser af opmærksomhed, mennesker og ressourcer, antænder en enorm idérigdom og kreativitet. Tag f.eks. månelandingen i 1969; den kastede et væld af opfindelser og produkter af sig, som vi bruger den dag i dag – tænk bare på staniol og mikrobølgeovnen. Uden sammenligning med raketter og måner i øvrigt, er slutrunden [...]

We’ve had a Kindle 2 lying around the office for a while, but we never really got round to actually getting anything worth reading on to it. During the weekend I finally transferred a bunch of Gutenberg books to it, along with the new Dan Brown book.

48 Hours in Denmark is now live and ready to receive all the brilliant input the internet can muster. Basically we’re offering you a free trip to Denmark, with all expenses paid. Plane, hotel, food and fun. What’s the catch? We want you to show us how you use digital media when you travel as [...]

Skittles tried a new way of thinking recently, which stirred quite a few different reaction. Some were positive and some were negative, but most agreed that something different was being made available here.
If you have no idea what I’m talking about go check out www.skittles.com before you continue reading. I’ll go get a cup of [...]

Eversince Pepsi introduced the companys new identity, it has been subject to quite a lot of debate, mockery and eHate. Actually I even wrote about it myself – here (not hatefully though).
The sparks HAD cooled down over time, but now the whole thing has caught fire onceagain. Yesterday somebody published the Pepsi band guidelines for [...]

I internettets spæde barndom blev det ofte betragtet som blot endnu en markedsføringsplatform. Man kom simpelthen kataloget og prislisten online, og regnede med, at nettet nu var tøjlet.
I sin hast har man dog måske glemt internettets vigtigste egenskab: Interaktiviteten. Man talte fra virksomhed til kunde, og glemte de store muligheder som ligger i svar fra [...]

We all know it, we’ve heard it repeated over and over. “It’s the user experience that matters”, “we are in an experience economy”. Those of us still attending university have been fed those lines from researchers and teachers so many times, that we almost believe it by default. Although they may be right, one question [...]

On January 29 I wrote a post on a most quintessential piece of infographics – the London Underground map, created by Henry C. Beck in 1933. As I wrote then, it’s THAT brilliant a piece of design, that not only has it become a template of how transitmaps around the world are layed out, but [...]

Here at Seismonaut we constantly keep ourselves up to date with the most relevant literature to the area we are working in. One of the essential books is The Medici Effect by Frans Johansson, even though it is already a little old (2004).
The main argument of the book is that since almost every scientific [...]

”Konkurrencen om Multimediehuset og det nye centrale havnebyrum i Århus er nok den største udfordring som arkitektfirmaer har været stillet overfor i Danmark i mange år.” Sådan siger Hans Peter Svendler, direktør i Realdania, som er med til at finansiere Multimediehuset.
Det er en interessant betragtning. Ikke mindst fordi Seismonaut indgår i et af de tre [...]