A while back I finished Steve Mulder’s book, The User Is Always Right, a practical guide to creating and using personas for the web. After finishing it, it kind of sat around for a few weeks, but has recently become part of my right hand. The chapters on qualitative and quantitative data gathering have been [...]
Some students at Carnagie Mellon University are creating a Dungeon’s & Dragons game using Microsoft Surface as a school project. You can watch the video above. I got really excited at the beginning of the video, because they were allowing real character statuettes to interface with a map. Later in the video, they seem to [...]
I came across this new hand held remote interface for computer based TVs this morning on engadget. It’s called GlideTV Navigator, and looks like it’s designed to be an aesthetically pleasing remote you’d want to leave on your coffee table. Unfortunately, it looks like the aesthetics stopped with the industrial design of the device, because [...]
10/GUI from C. Miller on Vimeo. Here’s a new interface being designed by 10/GUI that is trying to rethink multi-touch interaction with a computer. I would agree that there needs to be a fundamental change in the way that we perceive the desktop space. I’m not sure I like this new approach. I’d be interested [...]
Brenton Klik is an Interaction Designer in the Washington DC area. He designs interfaces and experiences for web, mobile, and desktop platforms.
Over the years, Brenton has worked for Carrier Corporation, SAP America, and others to create rich instructional applications, project management solutions, and web based applications. Recently, he has perused interactions in the mobile space, such as data entry and communication tools.
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