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↪ Replying to @janbidner
@janbidner Thanks, the URL got lost in translation though ;)
↪ Replying to @unknown
@Reves88 Metaphors are hard. Your feedback will help me make my point better in future versions of the talk. Thanks.
↪ Replying to @unknown
@Reves88 Haha ;) Well, it's is really a metaphor for the ambition of hiding the content (read: ingredients) behind the design.
Got a sudden idea for a client project and I just have to sit down and prototype it. I must love this or something.
↪ Replying to @beantin
@beantin Yeah, but that was easy for you to interpret as I've been talking to you about it ;) @clartem
Just as there are digital solutions to offline problems I believe we need to consider more that there are offline solutions to digital ones.
↪ Replying to @clartem
@clartem You may be on to something. Although I wrote this in pure frustration I think I am more after the benefits of offline solutions.
↪ Replying to @laitineIO
@laitineIO In a word: yes! Welcome to Twitter!
↪ Replying to @Pa_Dmcshane
@Pa_Dmcshane Thanks for the feedback. I love how many seem to be getting into the friction mindset!
On the plane home from #UXLx I watched The End of The Tour. Great reflective film helping me process inner demons. imdb.com/title/tt341674…
Rather than promotion of digital as answer to everything I would like to see more conversation on emotional struggles in the Internet era.
When friction is a good thing. A follow-up on my #UXLx talk. xbm.se/25sWVJD #ux #fairytaleux
Country-as-a-service. Estonia is a nation of 1.3 million people. Its vision: acquire 10 million digital residents. cio.com/article/307191…
↪ Replying to @adambruzon
@adambruzon After I tweeted you I saw you already retweeted the link ;) Thanks :D
↪ Replying to @adambruzon
@adambruzon And now you can listen to Chris and Denise about creativity x.com/uxpodcast/stat… @chrisnoessel @denisejacobs #uxlx
Studies say it takes 4 minutes of direct eye-contact for strangers to fall in love. When refugees and hosts do it… facebook.com/ajplusenglish/…