4:40 - less bored, less creative "Studies suggest that we get more original ideas when we stop the constant stimulation and let ourselves get bored." 3:09 our output has become more screen time for more people 13:52 - UI 13:59 - UX 14:05 - when you combine solving problems with making screens, then you make someone's job to solve problem with screens 14:53 - earlier people dreamed of paper less world, now it's time to think of screenless world 15:52 - embrace typical process instead of screens 21:59 leverage computers instead of serving them 27:49 leverage machine input rather user input 40:57 some use UI as backup which is a nice shift 40:35 all great automatic systems will have some failure catch mechanisms Push switch for automatic sliding door as backup 42:23 expire the linking after a pre set time 42:38 minimal viable data - collect only necessary data 44:53 Similar to transition of EV from IC via Hybrid, we have to transition to noUI from UI via voice, suggestion, conversational
I understand the argument - and agree with it. The less screens possible, the better. But I think he misses the point with the meaning given to the word "interface" especially in the title of his book. Interfaces are all about communication, about what is < in between >. What is in between me and my distant family when I want to talk to them is the phone and our voices. What is in between a dog and the food they want to eat is perhaps the bowl, what is in between me and my closed apartment is the door, the lock and the key. Those systems are interfaces. Interfaces are not only screen interfaces. So the best interface is the least perceivable, the most subtle interface.
That was excellent. I do have an opinion on this though, while all of the low/no UI is appreciated in society which is already saturated by technology. I wonder how the next billion mobile/tech users would feel about this.
Oh my god i was just starting an interface project. Now I am thinking how can I make less interface. Thank you so much, i am starting to really really challenge myself
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4:40 - less bored, less creative
"Studies suggest that we get more original ideas when we stop the constant stimulation and let ourselves get bored."
3:09 our output has become more screen time for more people
13:52 - UI
13:59 - UX
14:05 - when you combine solving problems with making screens, then you make someone's job to solve problem with screens
14:53 - earlier people dreamed of paper less world, now it's time to think of screenless world
15:52 - embrace typical process instead of screens
21:59 leverage computers instead of serving them
27:49 leverage machine input rather user input
40:57 some use UI as backup which is a nice shift
40:35 all great automatic systems will have some failure catch mechanisms
Push switch for automatic sliding door as backup
42:23 expire the linking after a pre set time
42:38 minimal viable data - collect only necessary data
44:53 Similar to transition of EV from IC via Hybrid, we have to transition to noUI from UI via voice, suggestion, conversational
I understand the argument - and agree with it. The less screens possible, the better. But I think he misses the point with the meaning given to the word "interface" especially in the title of his book. Interfaces are all about communication, about what is < in between >. What is in between me and my distant family when I want to talk to them is the phone and our voices. What is in between a dog and the food they want to eat is perhaps the bowl, what is in between me and my closed apartment is the door, the lock and the key.
Those systems are interfaces. Interfaces are not only screen interfaces. So the best interface is the least perceivable, the most subtle interface.
May be he is not implying the literal meaning of interface.
So what would be the non-literal meaning of an interface?
Chaitanya Alluru I don't think so - he talks about buttons and screens and doors...
That was excellent. I do have an opinion on this though, while all of the low/no UI is appreciated in society which is already saturated by technology. I wonder how the next billion mobile/tech users would feel about this.
Excellent !! Congratulations.
Learnt a lot from this session.
Did not know timely had this auto timesheet. Oh my lawd.
Tell me How to deal with SCREEN OVER LOCK speaking of. Screens. How to unlock by 1 button. Or how you can block the Screen over lock for Good!
Oh my god i was just starting an interface project. Now I am thinking how can I make less interface. Thank you so much, i am starting to really really challenge myself
Timesheet stuff is Draconian AF
NO GOD PLEASE NO.
User Interface is ART.
Design is ART.