1. An introduction to:
By: Liisa Bemmergui and Miika Puputti from

2. The conference consisted
of 15 workshops, 6
keynotes, 80 speakers, and
several planned activities
around Dublin, Ireland.

3. Disruptive thinking

4. Disruptive thinking
"Paralysed by possibilty"
-Luke Williams
"We value convenience and ease over
quality"
- Luke Williams, Disrupt
“Zaha Hadid disrupts mainstream
architecture”
- Jason Brush, Architecture &
Interaction Design
@lukegwilliams
http://www.disruptive-thinking.com/
http://vimeo.com/37769005
@jasonbrush

5. The mandatory Skeuomorph
vs. The Modern UI -slide

6. Science, data and doing it

7. http://instagr.am/p/nj098/

8. Data access inspires Doing science changes your
relationship with it.
investigation - Ariel Waldman, Hacking space/
observation
sciencehackday.com , spacelog.org , spacehack.org
Get excited and make things …with
#ixd12
science!

9. Science Hack Day: What if a typeface had
aerodynamic drag?
The "isodrag" typeface based on experimental measurements
of letters' aerodynamic drag.
Links:
sciencehackday.com , spacelog.org , spacehack.org
http://sf.sciencehackday.com/posts/2011/11/22/summing-up-science-hack-day-sf-2011/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mbiddulph/6339174476/

10. Infographic limitations
Chart or Graph infographic limitations: one-off coloured by designers
- Peter Denman, Biomimic infographic
Tufte’s infamous data visualisation.
Pete Denman’s colleague’s reinterpretation of
Tufte’s infamous data visualisation.

11. Making data more accessible
Biomimicry is copying what nature does
efficiently.
Flower form as infographic with more
room for interpretation of visualised
data.
- Pete Denman, Biomimic Infographic
http://www.slideshare.net/mprove/ixd12denman
#ixd12

12. Your users are Hobbits... or Cyborgs

13. Who are your users?
http://storify.com/johnnyholland/your-users-are-
“Your users are Hobbits.” hobbits-how-classic-quests-can-info
- Abi Jones, Your users are hobbits
"Do not assume users have goals."
- Andrew Hinton, Users don't have goals
"These users don't have goals. How to
design for everything else?"
- Andrew Hinton, Users don't have goals
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jalderman/6780124540/

14. "Everybody is somebody's difficult person"
- Giles Colborne, Artificial emotional intelligence
"15% of world population are somehow disabled, and it keeps growing. One day we will all be digital outcasts"
- Kel Smith, Innovations in accessibility

15. Introverts vs Extroverts
"In the next decade there will be products for separately for extroverts and
introverts."
- Dirk Knemeyer
Robo-Coach example: Extrovert stroke victims got "Let's do one more!", while
introverts were given a different type of encouragement "I understand you're tired,
but let's try to improve..."
-Giles Colborne

16. We are all cyborgs
"Mobile devices are the gateway
drug to ubicomp"
- Rachel Hinman, The Mobile
Frontier
"Having a cellphone area in a
restaurant is like having a peeing
area in a swimming pool"
- Amber Case, From solid to liquid
to air
@caseorganic
http://vimeo.com/37559108

17. Physical to Emotional to Digital

18. Digital to physical
Syneseizure makes objects feel loud.
- Ariel Waldman
Particle Wind Chime: Winning both the Best Use of Data
and People’s Choice award was Particle Wind Chime, a
hack that took particle collision data from accelerator
laboratories and mapped it across various sounds.
This made for a particularly cool aural experience that
could someday be used as a diagnostic tool for
scientists; it additionally inspired a late night meta hack
for visualizing the sounds.
- Ariel Waldman
Links:
http://hackaday.com/2011/11/18/syneseizure-makes-objects-feel-loud/
http://sf.sciencehackday.com/

19. Speculating on the future
What if Attenborough never went into
movies but into electronics?
"The Attenborough Group"
- Anthony Dunne, What if... Design
Speculations
Sneezing radio
Floppy with legs
Links:
http://www.doobybrain.com/2010/07/24/the-
attenborough-design-group/
http://vimeo.com/37557758

20. The Future is Out There... Really out there
Menstruation machine: by Hiromi Ozaki
- Anthony Dunne, What if... Design Speculations
“Designers tend to focus on what is probable
when they should focus on potential”
- Anthony Dunne, What if... Design Speculations
Anthony Dunne keynote:
http://vimeo.com/37557758
Menstruation machine music video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gnb-rdGbm6s

21. Phones that kiss you back
Embodiment in interface design
"How can we make digital contents
graspable?"
E.g. feeling the weight with respect to
direction.
"How can we make telecommunication
more emotional?"
"Digital textures” to real emotions
- Fabian Hemmert, Hack to the Future
@fabianhemmert
http://www.fabianhemmert.com/
http://vimeo.com/37765936

22. http://www.ixda.org/resources
Thanks!
@liizer @miikap

23. Remember:
“Behaviour is our
medium”