Sketching and Experience Design

nicolaasleach Says:

May 15, 2012 - I agree that there is no fundamental solution for a problem and saying that a drawing is finished can be an act of arrogance ore stupidity. But the type of drawing can be a well defined one. I don't believe that it has to look "open", we can create and vary solutions and let the imagination go free over any kind of drawing even the childish drawing ore over what we see, we see throe drawings, a 2d image of a 3d reality. A very interesting talk, I was amazed. Thanks to the poster and Buxton.

NeoMatudio Says:

May 3, 2012 - This is my interest. But I am a physical therapy by profession. sad : (

JimShooks Says:

Mar 24, 2012 - thanks for sharing

kelekokerupuk Says:

Feb 29, 2012 - I Really Like The Video From Your Designing for experience comes with a whole new level of complexity. This is especially true in this emerging world of information appliances, reactive environments, and ubiquitous computing

croncong Says:

Feb 14, 2012 - Nice Video That You Share , So Very Nice Thanks You Designing for experience comes with a whole new level of complexity

fitnesus Says:

Feb 14, 2012 - I Really Like The Video From Your This is especially true in this emerging world of information appliances, reactive environments, and ubiquitous computing, where, along with those of their users

lupabuatchannel Says:

Feb 14, 2012 - Your Video Is Very Useful Sharing Designing for experience comes with a whole new level of complexity

iLOVENATURE2011 Says:

Jan 16, 2012 - i want to study at stanford univesity...=)

StuartLoria Says:

Dec 23, 2011 - The presenter needs to improve his way of presenting the message. Great content but the delivery can be improved. That aside the topic is very interesting

happinesson Says:

Dec 5, 2011 - he is well read speaker, a well spoken speaker talking about well interesting topic of art in sketching.. Nice video!

lovelplants Says:

Dec 4, 2011 - great discussions and it's really pretty awesome to study in Stanford..

thegreeensky Says:

Nov 27, 2011 - this awesome! nice video...

adelle0001 Says:

Nov 27, 2011 - nice work! thanks for this video!

grunder20 Says:

Nov 27, 2011 - I understood every word he said. good work.

potpie921 Says:

Nov 27, 2011 - nice video!

thebigfootme Says:

Nov 15, 2011 - great lecture!

agapitoflores001 Says:

Nov 13, 2011 - two thumbs up!

chesterfieldking Says:

Aug 11, 2011 - good stuff

usaeed85 Says:

Jul 6, 2011 - Are you studying Architecture as in B.Arch or B.A. Arch ?.. i am also an intern architect and i totally agree with you..but its sad that the HR people don't get it

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Grinbath Says:

Jun 2, 2011 - Thanks to the folks at Stanford for sharing all these HCI/design videos!

BezBog Says:

Mar 22, 2011 - Ahhh, now I understand why Microsoft finally took a turn away from the dismal practices they had until now. It was all due to this dude! Up until recently I was absolutely convinced that the majority of their UI structural decisions were made by software engineers, not designers.

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amigosito Says:

Feb 27, 2010 - great lecture but I disagree completely with his narrow definition of storyboarding, esp. in regards to comic books. First of all, the old greats like Kirby used arrows brilliantly to show transitions between panels. But as Scott McCloud points out in "Understanding Comics", readers have grown accustomed to making the transitional leap by means of "closure"--filling in the gaps with your imagination. But then again, comics are a static medium.