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Claremont CEO Per Thörnqvist is starting off STHLM Xperience Conference.

Happy World Usability Day!

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My talk Don't Feed the Designers After Midnight is at 16:10. 😍😈

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.@unnderbar noting that the most innovative people in children's movies is the villain.

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Very important point brought up by @unnderbar - different people interpret data differently.

Analyze data together.

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Anna Swartling and Tommy Marshall making the point that banks need to act more as coaches. 👍

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I love this, but also: The more we in design talk about coaching I feel a need that we agree on a common vocabulary - and find consensus around what this means. We have a history of divisive terminology in the UX industry.

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Peter Westerling reminding us to slow down. Making the complex simple needs time.

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The wonderful @paminthelab teaching us how to create a future with feeling.

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Questions for @paminthelab to be asked via some sort of form, but when I scan the code... the QR code has reached its scan limit...

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Almost time for Gizmo and Stripe to take the stage.

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↪ Replying to @amyhoy

@amyhoy @berkun I would argue that her husband Frank was a time and efficiency person but that she took that further by applying psychology to it and adding the human-centric dimension (fatigue, lighting affecting work). But I would obviously not disregard Dreyfuss’ work ;)

@amyhoy @berkun Just remembered I have one of those early time studies films on my YouTube! Fascinating stuff either way :) m.youtube.com/watch?v=9fQJfa…

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↪ Replying to @berkun

@berkun As many women of the time she was most famous for being married to her husband, Frank Gilbreth, and the fact that they had 12 children. Cheaper by the Dozen (Steve Martin) was inspired by that! There is a more relevant book with the same name.

@berkun It’s actually a really good book! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cheaper_b…

@berkun Lilian Gilbreth is behind the work triangle in kitchens (a distance of 5.5 feet between stove, sink and refrigerator) still used in many kitchen designs today.

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