mobile design and the death of narrative
DESCRIPTION
Presentation that discusses the facilitation of the death of narrative in mobile design through the medium of made-up words, miserable predictions and cheap stabs at implementation frameworks. Written for the nice people at UX Oxford and Software East in April 2013. There are hundreds of extraordinarily clever transitions in the original presentation that obviously don't appear here. If you want to see those, invite me to dinner.TRANSCRIPT
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mobile designand the deathof narrative
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flow interactive
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flow interactive
Head of Interaction DesignUser Experience DesignerInformation Architect
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flow interactive
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flow interactive
Expert Colourer Innerer
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developers
developers
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Designers
developers
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Designers
Other People wOndering What
is actually going on
I thought this would be interesting.
Yeah me too. This guy looks like some kind of stalker or
something
The version that
isn’t full of shit.Use this one for tricky audiences.
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flow interactive
Head of Interaction DesignUser Experience DesignerInformation Architect
@timcaynes
flow interactive
Expert Colourer Innerer
@timcaynes
developers
developers
@timcaynes
Designers
developers
@timcaynes
Designers
Other People wOndering What
is actually going on
I thought this would be interesting. Yeah me
too. This guy looks like some kind of
stalker or something
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I was advised that you all like
a bit of interaction.
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The corporate migration
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The corporate migration
Mobile (guidelines) first
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The corporate migration
Mobile (guidelines) first
Taking things to Breaking point
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The corporate migration
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The corporate migration
127Sites
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The corporate migration
127Sites
17 Languages
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The corporate migration
127Sites
17 Languages
34 countries
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The corporate migration
127Sites
17 Languages
34 countries
“We don’t do mobile.
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The corporate migration
127Sites
17 Languages
34 countries
“We don’t do mobile.
We need a mobile site”
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The corporate migration
127Sites
17 Languages
34 countries
“We don’t do mobile.
We need a mobile site”
Mobile site
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The corporate migration
127 Sites 17 Languages 34 countries
@timcaynes
The corporate migration
Mobile (guidelines) first
Taking things to Breaking point
@timcaynesMobile (guidelines) first
@timcaynesMobile (guidelines) first
Mobile site
Mobile site
Mobile site
Mobile app
Mobilebanana
Mobile mobile
Mobile phone
Mobile App
Mobile app
Mobile disco
@timcaynesMobile (guidelines) first
Mobile site
Mobile site
Mobile site
Mobile app
Mobilebanana
Mobile mobile
Mobile phone
Mobile App
Mobile app
Mobile disco
“We need a framework
@timcaynesMobile (guidelines) first
Mobile site
Mobile site
Mobile site
Mobile app
Mobilebanana
Mobile mobile
Mobile phone
Mobile App
Mobile app
Mobile disco
“We need a framework
that defines mobile”
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@timcaynesMobile (guidelines) first
Mobile site
Mobile site
Mobile site
Mobile app
Mobilebanana
Mobile mobile
Mobile phone
Mobile App
Mobile app
Mobile disco
“We need a framework
that defines mobile”
@timcaynesMobile (guidelines) first
Mobile site
Mobile site
Mobile site Mobile app
Mobilebanana
Mobile mobile
Mobile phone
Mobile App Mobile app Mobile disco
Mobile Guidelines
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The corporate migration
Mobile (guidelines) first
Taking things to Breaking point
@timcaynesTaking things to breaking point
@timcaynesTaking things to breaking point
1Site
@timcaynesTaking things to breaking point
1Site
“We're redesigning our site. We want it to be fully responsive.
We've got the build team ready
and they've told us how the break points should work and
everything”
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@timcaynesTaking things to breaking point
1Site
“We're redesigning our site. We want it to be fully responsive.
We've got the build team ready
and they've told us how the break points should work and
everything”
@timcaynesTaking things to breaking point
1Site
@timcaynesTaking things to breaking point
1Site
DESKTOP
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1Site
DESKTOP TABLET
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1Site
DESKTOP TABLET MOBILE
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1Site
DESKTOP TABLET MOBILE Pigeon
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The corporate migration
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20025 sites17 links5 languages
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Mobile (guidelines) first
Can’t remember. This was going to
be about, like, apps. Maybe. er...
LATIN
I dunno. You’ll probably try and put a carousel in
here or something
This bit is critical. Don’t let James anywhere near it
FEET
Navigation things
Bacon chafe
Oxford
ApocalypsesNarrative
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FacetedFramework
RecalcitrantKraftwerk
UX. No, IA. I mean, UI. IXD. I DUNNO.
An arrow
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Taking things to Breaking point
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The responsive framework game
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bootstrap
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GUMBY
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FOUNDATION
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Bored
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Bored
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Bored“I don’t buy the book to admire the book. I buy the book to get lost in the
story.”
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Solutionizing
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Deliverizing
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Deliverizing
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DeliverizingExecutionating
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DeliverizingExecutionatingFramewanking
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DeliverizingExecutionatingFramewanking
ikealizing
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DeliverizingExecutionatingFramewanking
ikealizing
Implemental
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Bored
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Bored“We are thinking mobile
first. but we’re also
thinking story last”
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We’re facilitating the death of
narrative
Talk about Karen's workshop
To lead into content strategy first
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narrative
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narrative
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its about the story, innit
narrative
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innovation in the
proposition, not specifics of the execution
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or something
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or something
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thanks
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thanks